Marketing Dopamine • October 30, 2026
Keep Going, Together
All month I have written about the patterns that keep business owners busy without moving them forward.
Recognizing them is the first step. Changing them is harder, especially alone.
So I want to try something different next.
Starting Monday, November 2, I am hosting a free five day challenge on LinkedIn for women in business.
Five days of showing up for each other.
It’s simple. Each morning, I’ll share a post on LinkedIn. Then:
1. Drop a link to your most recent LinkedIn post in the comments.
2. Visit the posts shared before yours and leave a comment on each one.
3. Reply “Commented” under their link, so we know you helped out.
2. Visit the posts shared before yours and leave a comment on each one.
3. Reply “Commented” under their link, so we know you helped out.
There are no prompts and no assignments. Post about whatever you would like, your business, your ideas, your week. The point is not what you post. It is that we show up for each other.
When a group of women starts visiting and encouraging each other every day, something changes. That is how a feed full of strangers becomes a community.
A few things to know before we start. If you miss a day, do not stop. Just jump back in wherever you are. And tell your network you are doing it. When we say a commitment out loud, we are far more likely to keep it.
There is nothing to buy and nothing complicated to set up. To join, follow me on LinkedIn so you see each day’s post when it goes up.
Change is easier with company. Come do this with me.
I would love to see you there on Monday.
Lisa Carmichael is the author of The Marketing Dopamine Workbook: From Awareness to Action, available now, a companion to her book Marketing Dopamine: What Your Brain Is Really Doing When You Think You’re Building a Business, coming soon. Learn more at marketingdopamine.com
I love this! I’d love to participate.
I’d love to have you join us! We’re keeping it simple with small, manageable actions that help us build momentum and make genuine connections on LinkedIn. Jump in and participate whenever you can. I’d love to hear how it goes for you!
Lisa, I’ve enjoyed and benefited from your posts. Since I am not a business person and don’t have a LinkedIn, I won’t be joining your challenge. But I am still challenged to write every day.
Thank you! I really appreciate that, and I’ve enjoyed reading your posts, too. Writing every day takes commitment, whether it’s for business or simply because you enjoy it. One of my favorite things about the blogging challenge has been getting to know people with such different interests and experiences. I’m glad we’ve connected!