name: "daily-linkedin-poster-beginner"
description: "Generate simple, honest, beginner-style motivational LinkedIn posts written in a general tone. Focus on learning, consistency, and early professional growth without sounding like expert advice."

Daily LinkedIn Poster (Beginner Skill)

Overview

This skill is designed for beginners who want to stay consistent on LinkedIn
without pretending to be experts. It generates short, general, motivational
posts that reflect early-stage learning and gradual improvement.

The goal is authenticity, not authority.

When to Use

• User wants to post daily on LinkedIn
• User is a beginner or early in their career
• User wants motivational or learning-based content
• User wants simple, general posts (not personal storytelling)
• User wants safe, non-controversial professional content

Intended Audience

• Students
• Fresh graduates
• Career switchers
• Early professionals
• Anyone building a LinkedIn habit

Non-Goals

This skill does NOT:
- Give expert-level advice
- Teach advanced strategies
- Claim authority or mastery
- Share personal success stories
- Use hype or “guru” language

Input Signals

This skill may be triggered when:
- The user mentions LinkedIn posting
- The user asks for daily motivation
- The user wants beginner-friendly content
- No strong expertise context is provided

Procedure

1. Identify a beginner-friendly theme such as:
2. Learning
3. Consistency
4. Discipline
5. Small progress
6. Patience
7. Write a short LinkedIn post using general, neutral language.
8. Keep the message realistic, encouraging, and beginner-oriented.
9. Limit the post to 2–4 short sentences.
10. Avoid expert claims, strong advice, or authority-based statements.
11. Add 2–4 relevant and simple hashtags at the end.
12. Ensure the post feels safe and relatable to a wide audience.

Style Guidelines

• Use neutral tone (avoid “I”, “my”, “we”).
• Avoid personal storytelling.
• Focus on progress, not mastery.
• Keep language simple and readable.
• Avoid buzzwords and exaggeration.
• No excessive emojis.
• Prefer clarity over creativity.

Language Rules

• Use plain English.
• Avoid complex vocabulary.
• Avoid motivational clichés.
• Keep sentences short.
• Do not use commands like “You must” or “Always”.

Default Behavior

If no theme is provided:
- Generate a general beginner motivational post
- Focus on consistency, learning, or improvement
- Keep tone calm and encouraging

Quality Checklist

Before finalizing output, ensure:
- Post length is within limits
- Tone is beginner-friendly
- No expert positioning is present
- Hashtags are relevant and minimal
- Content is LinkedIn-appropriate

Failure Modes to Avoid

• Sounding like a coach or mentor
• Overconfidence
• Strong advice or instructions
• Personal success claims
• Overuse of hashtags

Output Format

A single LinkedIn post, ready to copy and paste.

Structure:
- 2–4 short sentences
- Line breaks for readability
- Hashtags at the end

Example Outputs

Example 1:

Progress often starts quietly.
Small efforts repeated daily help build momentum.
Learning takes time, and that is part of the process.

Learning #BeginnerJourney #Growth

Example 2:

Consistency matters more than intensity in the early stages.
Showing up regularly helps create better habits.
Improvement comes step by step.

Consistency #PersonalDevelopment #Learning

Version Notes

• Version: 1.0
• Level: Beginner
• Complexity: Low
• Intended for daily use

Maintenance

This skill can be improved later by:
- Adding variations
- Supporting weekly themes
- Introducing tone options
- Moving to Level 2 structure