In this episode of Outspoken: Finding Your Voice on LinkedIn, host Molly Godfrey breaks down her sustainable system for showing up consistently without burnout. She shares how her “hero post” framework, content repurposing habits, and energy-first approach have transformed the way she supports clients in building a long-term presence on LinkedIn. Molly gets candid about her own history with burnout, perfectionism, and overthinking, revealing how experimentation, simplicity, and alignment with your natural communication style are key to momentum on the platform. She also introduces her new LinkedIn Consistency Engine—designed to help creators track, reuse, and optimize content with ease.

Key Takeaways from the Episode

• Why a weekly “hero post” focuses your energy and creates sustainable momentum
• How low-lift posts and experimentation prevent overthinking and open new creative pathways
• Repurposing content as a core strategy for consistency and avoiding burnout
• Burnout often signals a mismatch in platform, strategy, or communication style
• Perfectionism and overthinking block visibility, while simple human posts often perform best

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In this episode, Molly Godfrey explores what it really means to have a “spiky point of view,” a perspective that challenges norms and sparks authentic connection online. She shares her minimalist approach to marketing and content creation, the balance between honesty and overexposure, and how to communicate strong beliefs in a way that builds trust rather than backlash. Drawing from her experience coaching clients on thought leadership and audience growth, Molly offers practical insights into developing a distinct voice rooted in truth, lived experience, and courage.

Key Takeaways from the Episode

• A spiky point of view is a strong, charged opinion that challenges conventional thinking
• Speaking up online can feel risky, but grounding your views in lived experience or data builds confidence
• You don’t have to comment on every issue—stay aligned with your expertise and values
• Minimalism in marketing can help you stand out; doing less with intention is often more powerful
• Practice being more honest in daily life—it strengthens your courage to share online

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In this episode, Molly talks about the delicate balance between authenticity and privacy when sharing personal stories online. She shares how her own approach to visibility and vulnerability has evolved—from early, unfiltered openness to a more intentional and grounded form of self-expression. Molly discusses what it means to “share from the scar, not the wound,” and how understanding your motives, emotional readiness, and audience can transform storytelling into a tool for connection and leadership. She also offers insights into how women can reclaim their voices on LinkedIn by owning their experiences and trusting their instincts about what feels aligned to share.

Key Takeaways from the Episode

• Share intentionally, not impulsively
• Your story can evolve as you do
• Vulnerability builds trust when grounded
• Check your motives before posting
• Slow down before you share

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