The 4-Part Framework to make $100K/year on LinkedIn

Welcome to the first issue of Life on Your Terms.

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Let's be honest; companies have completely let us down over the past 2 years. This week alone, I spoke to one person who was laid off 2 days before Christmas and another who was laid off 2 weeks after the New Year.

There's a growing sense of urgency for people to figure out a way to sustain themselves outside of their corporate jobs, and it's justified. There are a million ways anyone can retire from corporate life.

Owning a business is one of the ways everyone talks about, but it's not the only way. So tomorrow, I'm hosting an event that will be very helpful to you if—and only if—you plan to retire from corporate life in the next 5-10 years. Details are below:

What: The 4-Part Framework to Make $100K/year on LinkedIn

Where: LinkedIn Live Audio (RSVP HERE)

When: February 2 @ 12pm EST

$100,000 is a lot of money, I know (especially in this economy). But it's not as far off as some people believe. I'm going to dispel a few myths tied to this number and make it easier for people to understand how they can reach this six-figure milestone with consistent work and a solid plan.

My first year creating content on LinkedIn, I only earned $33,000 from my side hustle. Life-changing, I know. But the next year, total revenue was $168,000.

I taught the same formula I will be covering at the event to someone who has a full-time job as a Customer Success Manager. In January of 2024, he earned $25,000 in revenue in ONE month. He started working with me when he had 980 followers; now he has 9,000 followers and is making more in one month than it took me almost a year to do. Here’s the screenshot he sent me this morning:

During the event, I will be sharing all the wisdom I have gathered from making my first $1 million on LinkedIn starting from zero. I hope you can make it! And yes, there will be more events like this in the future that I will let you know about—but don’t miss this one.

See you tomorrow,

Tobi