The Social Tiger

12/08/2025

Most people on LinkedIn have it backwards.

They’re waiting for the “right” words.

The perfect sentence. The magic post.
But here’s the part nobody talks about:

Writing here changes everything for CEOs and founders.

Why? Every single thing you do is powered by your words.
Raising investment? Convincing teams? Signing clients?
You are writing even when you’re not typing.

The story you tell online becomes the trust you sell offline.

When you post here, you get direct feedback.
You build a voice. You shape how the market sees you.
You attract people who believe in you.

Miss out on this, and you’re invisible.

People want to connect to more than a pitch deck.

They follow leaders who sound real.
Not just “corporate speak”. Not just buzzwords.

The founders who write become the ones who lead.

The CEOs who post become the ones who get noticed.
The ones who wait? They’re replaced by the ones who speak up.

Don’t let your story go untold.

Miss a week here, miss a hundred new faces.
Stay silent, and watch others pass you by.
It’s never been easier to get your story out.
But it’s never been easier to fade out too.

You build influence when you write.
You build authority when you write.
You build trust when you write.

Don’t let someone tell your story for you

11/08/2025

05/11/2024

17 Signs That Your Leadership Needs Improvement.

I learnt these signs when observing in my 15 years experience so far

1. Poor communication

Information is unclear, inconsistent or withheld. Leaders should prioritize transparent, regular communication.

2. Micromanaging

Excessive control stifles creativity and autonomy. Trust team members to handle their responsibilities.

3. Lack of accountability

Leaders who don’t take responsibility damage credibility. Own mistakes and model accountability.

4. Playing favorites

Unfair treatment breeds resentment. Evaluate performance objectively and treat all fairly.

5. Resistance to feedback

Defensiveness prevents growth. Welcome constructive input from all levels.

6. Short-term thinking

Focusing only on immediate gains hurts sustainability. Balance short and long-term priorities.

7. Lack of vision

Teams need clear direction. Develop and communicate compelling goals.

8. Credit-taking

Claiming others’ work destroys trust. Recognize and celebrate team contributions.

9. Conflict avoidance

Unaddressed issues fester. Handle conflicts promptly and professionally.

10. Decision paralysis

Inability to make choices creates stagnation. Use data and input to decide decisively.

11. Emotional volatility

Unpredictable reactions create fear. Practice emotional intelligence and stability.

12. Empty promises

Not following through erodes credibility. Only commit to what you’ll actually deliver.

13. Information hoarding

Knowledge is power, but sharing empowers teams. Foster open information flow.

14. Risk avoiding

Excessive caution prevents innovation. Calculate risks and encourage smart experimentation.

15. Poor listening

One-way communication misses vital input. Practice active listening at all levels.

16. Blame culture

Pointing fingers reduces problem-solving. Focus on solutions and learning from mistakes.

17. Work-life imbalance

Burnout culture hurts retention. Respect boundaries and model sustainable practices.

Which one was new to you?

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02/11/2024

Talk more and listen less!

(Or is it the other way round)

You was given two ears and one mouth for a reason.

Here are 15 reasons why listening is key!

1. You learn more

When you listen, you pick up new things instead of just hearing your own voice.

2. People like you more

Nobody enjoys talking to someone who never lets them speak.

3. You make fewer mistakes

When you listen well, you understand things right the first time.

4. You become smarter
Each person you listen to teaches you something new.

5. You look wise

Quiet people who listen well seem smarter than loud talkers.

6. You get less stressed

It’s relaxing to listen instead of always thinking about what to say next.

7. People trust you

When you really listen, others feel they can open up to you.

8. You make better choices

The more you listen, the more information you have to make good decisions.

9. You get ahead at work

Bosses and coworkers value people who listen well.

10. You avoid drama

Good listeners rarely get into arguments or misunderstandings.

11. You make real friends

People become close to those who truly hear them out.

12. You waste less time

Listening helps you understand things the first time.

13. You remember more

You remember things better when you actually listen.

14. You solve problems better

It’s easier to help when you fully understand the problem.

15. You stay out of trouble

When you listen more than you talk, you say fewer things you might regret.

Shout out to my buddy .octopus for this awesome images.

27/10/2024

Marketing Lesson from Jack Sparrow!

(What can we learn from this pirate)

You either love him or hate him.

But you can learn a thing or two here.

Jack Sparrow’s marketing genius.

1. Be Memorable

- He wore unique clothes
- Had a funny way of walking
- People remembered him easily
Think of brands like Apple or Nike - they’re instantly recognizable

2. Stand Out

- He wasn’t like other pirates
- Did things differently
- Made being “weird” work for him
Like how Red Bull stands out by being extreme and energetic

3. Talk Smart
- Used clever words
- Made people talk about him
- Even bad news helped spread his name
Just like how people share McDonald’s ads and stories

4. Be Real
- Didn’t hide his flaws
- Stayed true to himself
- People trusted him because he was honest about who he was.

5. Create Stories

- People loved telling stories about him
- Each adventure added to his fame
- Made himself interesting
Similar to how Netflix shows become popular through people talking about them

The big lesson?

Don’t try to be perfect

Be interesting and authentic instead.

That’s what people remember!

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11/09/2024

Why I started so late in life?

(You can start anytime too)

I spent 10+ years sharpening my sword.

I was crafting myself as a person.

Building my communicational skills

Making many friends as raving fans in Hospitality.

I thought how can this be helpful to many?

I wanted to serve more than one boss.

So I carved my own way and use my superpowers or relationships and networking to build daily!

I build in the light right here.

Now I have served 30+ business owners and helped them get thousands of connections leading to opportunities.

I love what I do!

01/07/2024

Are you hiding behind your company logo?

Personal branding isn’t just for celebrities anymore.

→ It’s a powerful tool for business owners.

↳ Think Richard Branson, not just Virgin.

Your personal brand can elevate your business.

→ It adds a human touch to your company.

↳ People connect with people, not corporations.

Key advantages:

→ Increased trust

↳ Customers feel they know the face behind the brand.

→ Thought leadership

↳ Establish yourself as an industry expert.

→ Expanded reach

↳ Your personal network becomes a business asset.

Steps to build your personal brand:

→ Share your journey

↳ Be open about your successes and failures.

→ Offer unique insights

↳ What perspectives can only you provide?

Risks of neglecting your personal brand:

→ Missed connections

↳ You blend into the corporate background.

→ Limited influence

↳ Your impact stays confined to your immediate circle.

How can you start showcasing your personal brand?

What unique story can you share to connect with your audience?

10/08/2023

The Money does not talk…..

Let me know if you agree and have experienced this also?

03/08/2023

We have been “outsourcing” since the moment we were born….

The moment we were born you say….

Feed me….

Change me….

Give me attention….

Why change that now and try to run your business on your own….

What do I do?

I nurture and manage socials and audiences so you don’t have too…

- connections
- comments
- post content
- scheduling
- edit copy
- Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn
- plus lots more

This saves you time so you can have them serious sales conversations.

This helped one creator make 10k in the first month of working with me.

PS:- This is Elijah having the time of his life, he’s 10 months.

21/07/2023

Team Barbie or team Ken?

When it comes to socials and LinkedIn

What’s more important?

Comments- Ken
Content - Barbie

Let me know in the comments

18/07/2023

How I helped a LinkedIn Ghostwriter make an extra $10k in 30 days.

I was recently hired by a popular ghostwriter to manage the posting schedule and comments for his clients.

I was able to free up two hours of his time per day, which he dedicated to sales activity.

Within the first 30 days of our partnership, he was able to closed an additional $10k in business.

What could you do with an extra two hours per day?

13/07/2023

How did Disney steal the hearts of so many?

Holy Mickey Mouse, it's Disney's 100th Anniversary!

From those early days when Walt Disney himself was cookin' up cartoons, to the global entertainment phenomenon it's become,

Disney has been the OG of making dreams come true.

Seriously, they've given us talking mice, singing princesses, and a whole world of wonder that makes us feel like kids again (no matter how old we are).

Who else can pull that off?!

Let's not forget the theme
parks!

Where else can you meet a talking mouse in person, ride roller coasters, and eat your weight in Micky shaped ice cream.

It's a magical place where even grown-ups can let their inner child run wild.

Disney's got the catchiest tunes that stick in our heads for weeks.

Seriously, try getting "Let It Go" out of your brain once it's in there.

Anyone with children will tell you!!!

And now, they've taken over our screens too with Disney+

Binge-watching all our favorite movies and shows has never been easier.

Thank you, Disney, for giving us the perfect display of how to last the distance…..Emotional marketing.

Disney, you've captured everyone’s hearts and reminded us that imagination knows no bounds.

Here's to another hundred years of enchantment, adventure, and, of course, those catchy tunes!

Who else loves Disney?