Open the conversation.
Stories and perspectives that resonate beyond your industry. Give people a reason to stop in their LinkedIn feed.
“What changing careers at 35 taught me about starting over.”
Build your presence on LinkedIn, one idea at a time.
Turn a voice note into a LinkedIn post that sounds
unmistakably like you.
The best code review I ever got
was just one question.
“What happens when this fails?”
Not a critique. An invitation to think deeper.
That question changed how I build software.
And how I help others build it, too.
Growth gets you noticed. Trust makes you memorable.
Action turns that connection into possibility.
That’s Growth, Trust, Action: your method for LinkedIn.
Stories and perspectives that resonate beyond your industry. Give people a reason to stop in their LinkedIn feed.
“What changing careers at 35 taught me about starting over.”
Share the things you know. Useful lessons and honest expertise build credibility with your LinkedIn network.
“The three questions I ask before every product launch.”
Invite your LinkedIn audience to work with you, join your workshop, or explore something you’ve created.
“I’m opening five spots for a hands-on session. Here’s who it’s for.”
Tap the microphone and talk naturally. Pause, resume, or add a photo. Capture the thought when you’re safely stopped.
Your recording becomes a LinkedIn draft, shaped by your style. We suggest Growth, Trust, or Action. You have the final say.
Keep your LinkedIn drafts in a list or plan them on your calendar. Mention a time in your voice note and review the suggested slot.
Edit, copy, and share on LinkedIn yourself. Add the live post link to your archive. Your edits make your next draft more personal.
Start with your LinkedIn profile, or tell us about your work. We’ll ask five questions tailored to what you do. Answer out loud, the way you’d explain it to a friend. Teaching your style is highly recommended, but optional; you can skip and return later.
Every complete answer becomes context for your LinkedIn drafts. Then your latest five before-and-after edits help refine the details. The words you choose. The punctuation you prefer. The things you’d never say.
A useful little app. A room full of curious people. The joy of making something work. That’s the community I want to keep building.





Moments from previous workshops · Photography: Sanyam Bajaj
In early 2025, I ran a free, nine-hour community workshop on voice AI. A basement, an internet-dependent demo… and no Wi-Fi. One phone ended up carrying both the livestream and the voice-agent call. Somehow, it worked.
After the ups and downs of building startups, that room helped me find my next chapter: teaching. I’m grateful to my LinkedIn community and everyone who showed up, asked a question, shared an idea, or helped someone else get unstuck.
I still love building fun, useful things from beginning to end. GTA is one of them, and sharing it is a small way to give something back.
I bring 25+ years in software and 10+ years building with AI, and have taught more than 10,000 people. I build custom AI agents for small and medium-sized businesses and teach people to build apps end to end.
Aemal Sayer Builder, founder & AI educatorJoin me in Berlin for practical AI workshops. We build things end to end, ask plenty of questions, and leave room for the fun of figuring it out together.
Frequent community sessions to understand the context, tools, and guardrails behind useful AI building.
Weekday and weekend formats for going deeper. Build a complete reference project together, then bring the method to an idea of your own.
A working prototype is a great beginning. It still needs appropriate review before production use.
Built for LinkedIn. Written in your voice.