I’ve spent my career walking into broken situations and fixing them. Franchises that needed systems. Nonprofits that needed structure. Startups that needed strategy. Businesses that needed someone who could see what everyone else was too close to see.
LinkedIn was just another broken situation. When I finally decided to get serious about my own profile, I went looking for help and found two people worth considering: one who treated LinkedIn like a verbatim résumé copy, and one whose About section detailed horrific personal trauma. I wish I were kidding.
"I'm a strategist by trade and a problem solver by nature. So I figured it out myself."
So I did. Then I started sharing what I’d learned with clients and colleagues, who got remarkable results.
Someone told me to host a masterclass. I did. Someone else told me to write a book. I did that too. People asked for 1:1 help. I gave it. Eventually I realized I was building something (a methodology, a framework, a business) and made it official as Love Your LinkedIn Profile in 2024.
The business is new. The expertise isn’t. I bring the same approach to LinkedIn profiles that I’ve brought to every broken system I’ve ever encountered: start with the goal, understand the real problem, build something that actually works.