In just over a year, Becca Chambers exploded from 4,000 to 60,000+ followers and became one of the most engaging creators on LinkedIn—with a viral post that pulled in over 17 million impressions in a single week. But her rise wasn’t just about luck or timing—it was about saying the things others wouldn’t, showing up vulnerably, and turning her neurodivergence into a creative asset.

In this episode, Becca opens up about what it really takes to grow fast on LinkedIn, how ADHD impacts her process, why masking is a survival tool, and how her viral moment wasn’t part of some grand strategy—but a two-second post that just hit a nerve.

📚 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• How Becca grew from 4K to 60K+ followers in one year
• The story behind her 17M-impression viral post
• How ADHD and neurodivergence influence her content creation
• What “masking” looks like in the professional world
• Why being an introvert doesn't disqualify you from being visible
• The exact moment she knew LinkedIn would change her career
• Her raw, chaotic approach to ideation and posting
• How to use storytelling to shape your professional narrative
• Her advice to people afraid of being “cringe” on LinkedIn
• Why personal brand matters more than ever in the AI era

💬 Memorable Quotes:

• “People assume I’m an extrovert. I’m not. I’m just really good at pretending to be one.”
• “All the stuff people feel when they start posting? I feel that too. I just do it anyway.”
• “I didn’t have a content strategy. I had ADHD and opinions.”
• “That viral post? It wasn’t even strategic. I just said the quiet part out loud.
• “If you’re not telling your story, someone else is shaping it for you.”

🔧 Tactical Takeaways You Can Apply Today:

• Use your discomfort as fuel—posting doesn’t feel natural for most people at first
• Write posts to your past self—if it helped you, it will help others
• Capture ideas the moment they come, even in the shower
• Authenticity > perfection. Raw, real posts win attention
• Don’t wait until you have it “figured out”—start posting and iterate
• Say the quiet part out loud—unspoken truths resonate deeply
• Use LinkedIn as a personal PR engine: it beats any keynote stage
• Being vulnerable is not weakness; it’s your brand differentiator
• Build your personal brand before you need it
• Don’t confuse visibility with vanity—it’s a business tool
  
  

🧰 People, Tools, and Resources Mentioned:

• Favicon (influencer ranking tool)
• ADHD and masking in neurodivergent professionals
• beccachambers.com / beccahasadhd.com
• Schitt’s Creek GIFs, used frequently in her posts
• LinkedIn content hooks and authenticity-first strategy

Follow Becca Chambers:

→ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beccapchambers/ 

→ Becca’s website: www.beccahasadhd.com
→ Under Embargo podcast: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_WZuf1G-14j0vmCR2KDAGg

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