Hey #FaciliFam,

Let me take a wild guess. Your LinkedIn feed sucks. 😐

Generic posts from people you don't know, half of it AI-written. The people you actually want to hear from? A few posts if you're lucky.

Sound familiar? 👀

LinkedIn isn't just entertainment (he said, posting 7 memes a week).

It's where your clients post before they hire you, where past participants share what they built, and where the facilitators you learn from share their good stuff. Miss that and you miss work.

So stop scrolling it. Start checking it.

This is the workaround I've been using for two years. Takes only a few minutes to set up.

🔖 The bookmark trick

Build a LinkedIn search filtered to people you pick. Bookmark it. Open it, and you get their posts, newest first. No algorithm in between.

One bookmark per group. Clients. Facilitators. Your team.

Set it up

👉🏽 Start with this template. Filters are already set. You just add your people.

Works in any browser. Not in the LinkedIn app. The page pulls the newest posts every time it loads, so you set it up once and forget it.

ℹ️ 3 things that help

Name your bookmarks properly

"LinkedIn Clients", "LinkedIn Facilitators". You'll be opening these daily.

Organize them in one folder

Chrome, Safari, whatever you use.

Adding people later changes the URL

It becomes a new link, so save it again and delete the old one.

I run 15 lists. Five minutes a day and I've seen everything worth seeing from the people I care about. Beats 45 minutes of scrolling through slop.

👨🏽‍💻 My workflow

💡 Optional upgrade

I keep mine in raindrop.io. Free, better than browser folders once you have more than a handful, and useful well beyond LinkedIn links.

Start with folders though - no need to over-engineer this.

🤡 Enough Said