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The LinkedIn advice flooding your feed isn't just useless—it's actively sabotaging your executive potential. And with AI now amplifying the noise, it's even harder to distinguish signal from algorithm-friendly mediocrity. 

Here's the brutal truth most "gurus" won't tell you because they don’t understand it—in high-stakes career moves, what you share on LinkedIn can and will be used against you.

LinkedIn isn't about optimizing your headline or posting motivational quotes every Tuesday or becoming a dreaded influencer.

While everyone else obsesses over keyword density and algorithm-friendly content, they're suffocating their biggest opportunities before they even get a chance to explain themselves.

The executive who meticulously documents their "$25M growth achievement" has just disqualified themselves from the $250M opportunity. The billion-dollar dealmaker who showcases every enterprise win has just convinced the promising startup they're too corporate to understand their business.

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