At uni, I studied how people think, decide, and connect.
Now, I use that same psychology in content, helping founders start better conversations online.
It’s funny how the degree you almost overthought becomes your toolkit.

At first, I wrote content for free just to learn.
To test what worked, what didn’t, and how to make founders sound real online.
It snowballed fast. Turns out “sounding human” never goes out of style.

I started Expert Voice straight out of uni.
No agency background or big funding.
Just a Psychology degree, a laptop, and a belief that founders deserve content that sounds like them.
It began as a side idea, now it’s what I do every day.

You don’t need perfect lighting or a viral hook.
You just need your voice.
One honest post that sounds like you will always do more than ten polished ones written to please an algorithm.

Every new connection/follower is a person, not a number.
The best part of growing online? When names turn into real conversations, messages, and opportunities.
That’s what Expert Voice is built around; real people, not vanity metrics.

Consistency isn’t posting every day.

It’s showing up often enough that people remember you.
Some weeks that’s three posts, some weeks it’s one, what matters is that it feels real, not forced.

Most of what I do doesn’t just happen on LinkedIn.

It’s in the messages, the voice notes, the little “this sounds more like me” moments.
That’s the best part is helping people find their tone online so they sound human, not like a brand.
Does anyone else follow this approach?

Just setting up over here!

I help founders turn what they think into content that sounds like them.
I'm not about sales talk, but just real, authentic conversations turned into posts that build trust and opportunity.

If you’re here to share what you’re building (not just sell it), let’s connect 😄