Justin Wright's LinkedIn Strategy — Your…

I've promoted people with less experience over ones with more. Every time, it came down to things anyone can do. 12 things that take zero talent: - Getting shit done - Having integrity - Keeping yo…

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Leadership13 days ago

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Everyone's fighting a battle you can't see. The coworker who seems "off" lately. The friend who stopped reaching out. The stranger who snapped at you in line. You don't know their story. So be kind…

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Workplace Wellbeing11 days ago

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Being easy to work with costs you $0.00 (But it's rare and valuable.) It's the one thing that can't be taught in school. Yet it's what everyone looks for in a teammate. Want to move up in your care…

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Career Advice17 days ago

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Courageous leadership is rare. But it's what separates those who manage people from those who inspire them. Being an asshole is easy. Being a pushover is easy. You know what's hard? Telling someon…

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Leadership16 days ago

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I spent years studying what makes leaders great. The answer wasn't what I expected. It had nothing to do with strategy, vision, or charisma. It came down to 12 underrated traits most people overloo…

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Leadership8 days ago

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Pay people what they're worth. Not what you can get away with. Harvard research shows: Paying new hires more than existing employees is a great way to lose your top talent. Here’s why: When new hi…

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Compensation & Pay Equity7 days ago

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Topics & Content Focus

Primary Topics

Human-centered leadership norms (kindness, trust, boundaries, non-micromanagement)Workplace mental fitness and emotional resilience for high-performing professionalsBehavioral habit systems for personal growth (mindset as daily practice)

Secondary Themes

Compensation fairness and retention mechanics (pay equity as culture)Psychological safety and interpersonal empathy at workSelf-accountability and personal responsibility frameworks

Industry Focus

People leadership for corporate/knowledge-work environmentsHR-adjacent management education (retention, compensation, culture)Creator-led professional development (career mindset + leadership behavior)

Content Categories

Actionable leadership checklistsMental health / resilience reframesResearch-backed workplace guidanceValues-based culture commentaryPersonal growth habit playbooks

Performance Insights

4938.555555555556%

Avg Engagement Rate

STABLE

Performance Trend

Best Performing Topics

Compensation fairness framed as retention and respect (pay equity)Everyday kindness/empathy as professional leadership behaviorUnderrated leadership traits (human decency over corporate performance theater)

Virality Signals

Explicit repost prompts tied to prosocial intent (help someone / inspire kindness)Highly shareable listicles that function as templates/checklistsIdentity-affirming language ("be that leader") that triggers public signalingAuthority cue boosts (named institution/research) increasing credibility and discussionBroad relatability + low context dependence (posts stand alone without niche jargon)

Structure & Quality

230

Avg Length (Words)

MEDIUM

Depth Level

INTERMEDIATE

Expertise Level

0.56/10

Uniqueness Score

Common Hooks

Contrarian opener that flips a common belief ("Not X. It's Y.")Authority/credibility setup ("research shows" / "I studied for years")Vulnerable confession that reframes strength ("I used to hide my struggles")Universal, empathetic observation that signals emotional relevance ("Everyone's fighting a battle...")Promise of a numbered framework (traits/things/steps) to create scanning momentum

Common Endings

Direct share prompt for virality ("Repost to...")Moral close that elevates the post from tactic to value statementP.S. micro-prompt to invite comments (self-identification question)Lead magnet mention for list-building (free cheat sheets/newsletter)

Value Delivery Methods

Compresses complex behaviors into memorable rules-of-thumb and listsTurns abstract virtues (kindness, resilience, fairness) into observable actionsPairs emotional resonance with pragmatic next steps (what to do on Monday)Occasional evidence-based framing to upgrade from inspiration to guidance

Formatting Style

Short lines and deliberate white space for mobile readabilityNumbered lists with consistent parallel phrasingEm-dash/ellipsis style pauses for rhythm and emphasisOccasional symbol/arrow sub-bullets to compress advice into skimmable unitsDirect second-person commands ("Be that person")

Audience & Tone

YES

Question Usage

Response Rate

Detected Tone

Empathetic authoritySmart-casual mentorValues-forward workplace realistEncouraging but firm (anti-excuse / pro-accountability)Anti-corporate-jargon, pro-human decencysemi-formalmixed

Interaction Style

High share behavior driven by moral/values alignmentCommenting through self-disclosure ("which one are you working on?")Debate/discussion potential when touching compensation fairness and retention

Community Building Signals

Uses collective language and prosocial framing to create a 'we' identityInvites participation through reflective prompts rather than debate baitBuilds owned audience via a recurring lead magnet (cheat sheets)

Writing Style Patterns

Content Strategy

Hook: Contrarian opener that flips a common belief ("Not X. It's YTone: semi-formalCTA: Virality CTA (repost/share to help others)

Writing style breakdown

Most people think leadership is about the title on your business card.

They're wrong.

Leadership isn't a position.

It's a choice you make every single day.

I've seen CEOs who couldn't lead a silent room.

And I've seen interns who inspired entire departments.

The difference?

It's the "Invisible Skills" that no one teaches in college.

Justin Wright

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