When Bots comment on Bots on social media and everything feels boring - maybe it’s time to be weird?
21.11.2025 19:15
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When Bots comment on Bots on social media and everything feels boring - maybe it’s time to be weird?
When every post, every article is written by AI.
When we can’t trust what we see as it might be artificial.
Will being human and weird be the big differentiator?
⛱️ Summer is coming. 😎
Sometimes you just need to give your belly the finger early on.
AI made everything feel fake.
Trust & Community are becoming the trend.
✨ Listening to your gut feeling is a superpower. 💪
💀 So I’m the backgorund NPC getting killed. ❌
→ Working because “I am not really sick” just to blank stare at the screen.
→ All the energy in busy work, ignoring the big issues
But hey - here's a post. 🤷
“you can’t escape yourself by traveling, because wherever you go, you take yourself with you.“
But you can escape the noise and finally hear your inner voice.
And btw. that’s exactly what Marcus Aurelius said. If you read the full quote. 🤷♂️
(Meditations Book 4.3)
Woah… now it’s on my phone and really works.
I’ve never written a single line of Code.
I’m just a stupid Sales Dude…
It only took me one hour with Claude and XCode.
Crazy times ahead.
😱WTF…I just Vibe Coded a small iOS App❗
Claude is really incredible..
Reading about the Hype is one thing…
…experiencing is something completely different.
🤩I am blown away!!🤯
I hope you found this helpful.
If you want to learn more on how to become a
Corporate Creator let's find out together here or join my substack:
corporatecreator.substack.com/
You don’t need to be polished.
You just need to be present.
Start small. Build slowly.
Show the world what you’re thinking.
That’s how we stay in the game.
Let’s figure it out together — one post at a time.
If you’re feeling invisible, you’re not alone.
Posting once a week.
Writing when something feels relevant.
Sharing what you're learning.
It all helps.
Same goes for turning whitepapers into short posts.
Explaining how I used an AI tool in sales outreach.
Or simply commenting on a company news item with a real opinion.
These are tiny creative acts that compound.
I used to think webinars were boring.
But when I started hosting my own — inviting peers, writing summaries, sharing highlights — it was surprisingly fun.
Plus, it built visibility.
The people who are staying relevant today do this:
✅ Learn
✅ Share lessons
✅ Create small content
✅ Keep experimenting
Not loud. Just consistent.
Somewhere in your career, this thought creeps in:
“I know a lot. But it feels like nobody sees it anymore.”
Turns out the answer isn’t shouting.
It’s creating.
Here’s why you should become a Corporate Creator (even quietly) 👇
I hope you found this helpful.
If you want to learn more on how to become a
Corporate Creator let's find out together here or join my substack:
corporatecreator.substack.com/
You don’t need a personal brand strategy.
You just need to start showing up.
Start small. Stay thoughtful.
You’ll be surprised how far that goes.
Also: respect the rules.
📌 Don’t post sensitive info
📌 Don’t use client names
📌 Know your company’s social media guidelines
This builds trust.
It shows you're learning.
It makes people inside and outside your org see your strengths.
No self-promotion needed. Just signal you're alive and engaged.
Repost a company whitepaper → add a short insight from your experience.
Try an AI tool your team might adopt → share what worked.
Run an internal webinar → record the best 90 seconds as a post.
Write a short LinkedIn post based on a project win or lesson.
Many people think “being visible” = weird dancing on LinkedIn or cringe posts.
But here’s what it actually looks like in real life:
Want to stay relevant in your job?
Don’t just work harder.
Start showing what you know.
Become a Corporate Creator.
Here are 4 low-risk ways I’m doing it inside a corporate setting 👇
Coming to terms with new identities takes time, but once we embrace it there’s a calm to it.
Like coffee early morning coffee before the world awakes.
We constantly change in small ways and all of a sudden we don’t care about the new Bar or fancy club (way too old for Clubs anyway), but wonder why the Lavender is growing in a strange way. 🤷♂️
Life is constant change.
Spending all of my life in the City, enjoying the people and life around me - I never thought I would be the garden type of guy.
But here I am, enjoying to sit outside in the cool early morning.
I hope you found this helpful.
If you want to learn more on how to become a
Corporate Creator let's find out together here or join my substack:
corporatecreator.substack.com/
If you’re in the middle or later stages of your corporate life, this might be your reminder:
You don’t need to go viral.
You just need to show you’re alive and learning.
Let’s experiment — together.
Invisibility.
Disappearing into the noise.
Let’s stop being excellent in silence.
Let’s start showing our work — thoughtfully.
And yes — I get that it’s uncomfortable.
We fear:
✖ sounding unprofessional
✖ breaking guidelines
✖ being judged by peers
But here’s the bigger risk👇
→ Write about what I’m learning
→ Share small wins publicly
→ Host webinars for fun & learning
→ Build creative output into my day
I’m not trying to be an influencer.
I’m just trying to stay relevant.