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Move 8: Post something on Social Media

September 30, 2025 | 100 Moves

Today my feed has been full of people talking about everything from hiring smart, firing fast, self care, and the latest AI software package šŸ˜‚. That’s a reminder: visibility matters. If your name isn’t showing up in someone’s feed, you’re not part of the conversation.

Too many wait until they ā€œhave something big to say.ā€ Meanwhile, someone else just posts a quick thought, a small win, or even a simple question,Ā  and they’re the one who gets remembered.

šŸš€ Don’t overthink it. Post today.

  • Share one thing you learned this week.

  • Call out a win, no matter how small.
  • Ask your network a question you’re already thinking about.

Here’s the catch: Your network can’t refer you, connect you, or think of you if they forget you exist.

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šŸŽÆDay 8 of 100 Moves to Make 2025 Your Best Year Yet

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