“What makes us fall in love is not the person that’s perfect… it’s the person that accepts OUR imperfections…” ❤️ Simon Sinek

LinkedIn Content Strategy & Writing Style
Founder & CEO at Steven.com
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Steven Bartlett positions himself as a high-performance architect who bridges the gap between elite professional success and the raw, often messy realities of the human experience. His content strategy centers on the "Diary" philosophy—leveraging radical transparency about his own vulnerabilities, such as ADHD and "guilt gaps," to frame business leadership as a psychological and biological pursuit rather than just a commercial one. He is notable for his obsessive commitment to invisible trust, a value proposition where he prioritizes long-term brand integrity over short-term metrics by ruthlessly curating his output. This creates a unique intersection of operational excellence and emotional intelligence, where he uses data-driven insights to solve personal dilemmas while applying human-centric storytelling to scale global business ventures.
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“What makes us fall in love is not the person that’s perfect… it’s the person that accepts OUR imperfections…” ❤️ Simon Sinek
Your limiting beliefs about what’s possible for you are not facts... their just stories you’ve told yourself so many times you forgot you made them up 😅
I proposed to Melanie in Morocco. She said yes. Best moment of my life. Within hours, I was on a plane for four weeks across five continents. Cape Town. Europe. Middle East. New York. Miami. LA. Veg…

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We delete about 20 episodes of The Diary Of A CEO every year. It's the worst and maybe most important part of my job... A guest flies in. My team has spent weeks preparing. The guest has cleared thei…

what a ride! had a beautiful, emotional & reflective call with Huel’s founder Julian Hearn this morning as the news broke! This company changed my life in so many ways… as a customer, an investor, a…

4.0 posts/week
Posts / Week
2 days
Days Between Posts
2
Total Posts Analyzed
HIGH
Posting Frequency
8197.75%
Avg Engagement Rate
STABLE
Performance Trend
500
Avg Length (Words)
HIGH
Depth Level
ADVANCED
Expertise Level
0.78/10
Uniqueness Score
YES
Question Usage
0.7%
Response Rate
Writing style breakdown
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I used to think that "burnout" was a badge of honour. If you weren't exhausted, you weren't trying.
But then I had a conversation that changed everything.
I was sitting with a founder who had just exited his third company for nine figures. He looked... rested. Not stressed. Not frantic. Just calm.
I asked him: "How are you not burnt out?"
He said: "Steven, burnout isn't caused by hard work. It's caused by 'OPEN LOOPS'—the things you know you should be doing, but aren't."
I realized he was right. It wasn't the 16-hour days that were killing me. It was the 10-minute phone call I kept avoiding. The difficult conversation with a director I kept pushing back. The "I'll do it tomorrow" list that never ends.
I call this the ANXIETY ACCUMULATOR.
Every time you delay a difficult task, you aren't saving energy. You're actually leaking it. Your brain has to keep that "loop" open in the background, like a tab on a laptop that's draining the battery.
I started a new rule: The 2-Minute Rule for difficult things.
If a task is uncomfortable but takes less than 2 minutes (sending that "we need to talk" text, checking the bank balance, apologizing), I do it immediately. No exceptions.
The result?
More mental clarity.
Better sleep.
Higher output with less "effort."
We think we need a holiday to recover from work. Usually, we just need to close the loops that are draining our battery in the background.
What’s the one "open loop" you’ve been avoiding this week?
Close it today. 👊🏾
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