The LinkedIn Messaging Trick (and a peek at my energy boost!)

I’ve got a little LinkedIn messaging trick that could make a big difference in your connections.?

But first, many of you have been asking where I’m getting all this energy lately—so here’s the scoop! ?When I first entered network marketing years ago, my husband and I worked night shifts and juggled life with two small kids.?

Sleep was scarce, and we constantly searched for something to help us feel awake, alert, and clear-headed. Back then, there was this product called AM300, along with Prime 1, a multi-supplement liquid, and Spark of Life.?

Those products did exactly what their names promised, but they stopped making them, and for twenty years, I couldn’t find anything quite like it. ? Like many people, I have tried countless products over the years, hoping to find something that offers real focus, clarity, and energy. Just recently, I received my box from the Founders Club of MakeWellness.?

The first thing I tried was Lean, an appetite suppressant, and by three-thirty that afternoon, I realized I hadn’t even thought about food! But the real magic happened when I tried Energize. ?

I started sipping Energize around eleven o’clock, and there I was at three thirty—feeling incredibly alert, focused, and smooth in my energy levels. I even walked my two miles in record time today, and my whoop app thought I was running!?

There’s no jitteriness, just a steady, balanced boost that keeps me clear-headed and energized all day.

I’ll be winding down with the?Calm Pixie Stick?before bed tonight?to help me relax and rest. I’ll keep you posted on how it works and if it gives me that restful night’s sleep I’ve been looking for!? Get the Updates here

LinkedIn messaging trick

Now, here’s some low-hanging fruit on LinkedIn: if someone posts about a new job, birthday, or special event, don’t just type “Congratulations!” or “Happy Birthday!”? It’s too generic, and honestly, they probably have a dozen of those piling up in their notifications already.

Here’s how to stand out and start a real conversation:

• First, drop a comment on their post that’s specific. Instead of a bland “Congrats,” try something like: “Congrats on the new role at [Company Name]! Will you be taking on similar responsibilities, or is this a whole new adventure for you?” ?
• Then, if you’re already connected, follow up with a personal message. Make it meaningful and show genuine interest. That way, you’re not just another name in their inbox—you’re someone they’ll want to reply to. ?

A little extra thought goes a long way on LinkedIn. And trust me, this approach isn’t just memorable—it opens doors to actual dialogue, setting you apart from the sea of generic messages.

Give it a try, and see how it shifts your conversations on LinkedIn!

P.S. Don’t forget to follow me on LinkedIn! I love sharing insights like these, blending my background as a retired nurse and knowledge advisor, and I’m thrilled to be recognized as a LinkedIn Top Voice.

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