LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
The $10M Solopreneur | Helping 100,000+ experts turn their expertise into income.
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Justin Welsh positions himself as the premier architect of the diversified solopreneur lifestyle, moving far beyond simple business coaching to advocate for total personal autonomy. His content strategy centers on the radical transition from corporate dependency to "expertise-based income," using his own $10M+ journey to provide a blueprint for high-leverage, one-person businesses. What makes Welsh notable is his rejection of the "hustle at all costs" narrative; he instead champions a philosophy of enough-ness, where business growth is strictly a vehicle for health, relationships, and time freedom. His work sits at a compelling intersection of tactical monetization and stoic lifestyle design, proving that the ultimate indicator of intelligence is not a high salary, but the ability to engineer a life you actually enjoy.
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The more you do, the luckier you get. That's what my Dad used to tell me. Turns out, he's a pretty smart guy. The "luckiest" people I know often operate in a different gear, especially earlier in t…
When I was 27, a friend of mine made me feel very stupid about my $45,000 salary. She didn't do it on purpose. She was just genuinely surprised that I was "making so little" compared to what she was…
A richer life can be found by filling up the 3 most important buckets. 1. Health Nothing in your life matters if you aren't in good health. You can be rich, famous, loved, adored, have the biggest…
Living your best life isn't complicated. It comes down to doing the basics well: - Get your body moving daily. - Build at least one asset you own. - Spend a lot less than you take home. - Treat ever…
At your job, you'll likely take home about 25% of the value you create for the business. This isn't some big "secret." That's how business works. They pay you a fraction of what you generate so the…
Pessimists are often right. Optimists are often wealthy. It's easy to predict the downfall of everything, or be a doomer, or the one who tears down what people are building. These people operate fr…
7.8 posts/week
Posts / Week
1 days
Days Between Posts
1
Total Posts Analyzed
HIGH
Posting Frequency
4216.2%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
260
Avg Length (Words)
MEDIUM
Depth Level
INTERMEDIATE
Expertise Level
0.72/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
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The most dangerous thing you can have is a single source of income.
I learned this the hard way in 2019.
I was sitting in a boardroom, looking at a list of names.
We had to cut costs.
We had to "optimize."
And just like that, twenty people who thought they were secure were suddenly looking for work.
It's a brutal reality.
But it's one you need to accept if you want to be free.
The company isn't evil.
It's just a machine designed to produce a result.
If you aren't part of that result anymore, you're out.
So, how do you protect yourself?
You stop building someone else's dream and start carving out a piece of your own.
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