What do you know that you could monetize?

Mar 10, 2026

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I came to LinkedIn in 2021 for one reason: to make money.

It's OK to say that out loud, by the way. That's not a bad reason to be on LinkedIn. I was a newly-single mom, responsible for 3 kids' lives, and I was paying a mortgage for the first time on my own. Heck, I didn't even know what day the trash ran! That's real life.

But I was determined to figure this thing out. I built. I invested. I scaled. Before I knew it, I had doubled my income by 2024.

That's when I realized I knew something new: How to scale LinkedIn without making LinkedIn my full-time job.

That's when I started tracking what I did over scale, and I reverse-engineered my processes and systems.

Today, I have taught 100+ masterclass students exactly what I did. The results? 100% of the students who implemented my processes and systems experienced growth following my masterclass.

The next LinkedIn masterclass starts next week. And I am giving YOU - the insiders - a one-time, secret offer.

Sign up by responding to this newsletter and receive ONE FREE 1:1 call with me. That means you get:

1. Daily access to me
2. 6 live teaching sessions
3. Free weekly resources (like a content spreadsheet)
4. Feedback on homework weekly
5. THREE 1:1 calls with me

All over the course of 6 weeks. The cost of the class is $1500. I do accept payment plans via credit card. [I want to make this course accessible to as many of you as possible.]

Have questions? Just reach out. [I won't offer another class until Q4.]

Your GO AND DO for today is simple: What do you know that you could monetize on LinkedIn? If you're not sure... my class is the best place to start!

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