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Career Coach Thought-Leadership Posts

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Write thought-leadership posts for a career coach. Coach's specialism and clients: [SPECIALISM_CLIENTS]. Ideas and frameworks that are truly mine: [MY_IDEAS]. Stories I can tell with client permission and details removed: [STORIES]. Platform: [PLATFORM].

Create ten posts of 120 to 200 words that each make one clear point, give an example, and end with a question. Use varied structures: a myth versus reality, a short story, a checklist, a mistake I see often, and a contrarian view with evidence. Avoid guarantees of jobs or salary outcomes, avoid invented statistics, and mark any claim about the job market [VERIFY] with a source I can cite. Provide a way to turn each post into a short video script and a rule for anonymising stories fully.

Also add a weekly plan that mixes post types, a checklist for fact-checking claims about hiring or the job market, and a policy for replying to comments from people who describe personal difficulties, which points them to appropriate support without giving individual advice.

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Post (invented, about 140 words)
Opening: 'The most common resume mistake I see is a list of duties.'
Body: 'A duty says what you were responsible for. A result says what changed. "Handled customer complaints" becomes "Resolved complaints within two days on average, reducing repeat contacts" (if true and measured). Look at your last three bullets and ask: what changed because of me?'
Closing question: 'Which of your bullets could you rewrite today?'
No guarantees of jobs; no invented statistics.

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