Lead Before the Title
Jeff MassoneThe weekly playbook for high-performing corporate professionals (non-sales) who want faster promotion, stronger influence, and real leadership skills—without the office politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 8 days ago |
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Three Meetings Where Your Reputation Is Actually Decided
By the time you hear it, it’s already over.
You think your promotion is being decided in your performance review. It isn’t. By the time your boss sits down with you to share your year-end rating, the actual decision was made weeks or m...
Why Some People Get Promoted Without Ever Self-Promoting
Visibility is a skill. Self-promotion is a tell
You’ve watched someone at work do it. The colleague who somehow brings up their own wins in every meeting, sends “just looping you in” emails to executives for routine updates, and posts on L...
The Three Words That Have Killed More Promotions Than Any Bad Performance Review
Your boss said it again in your last review. “You’re doing great work, but you need to be more strategic.” You nodded, said thanks, and walked out of the meeting with no idea what that actually means
or what you’re supposed to do different...
The Promotion Conversation Most People Are Too Afraid To Have With Their Boss
You’ve been thinking about it for weeks. You want to ask your boss when you’re actually going to get promoted, what’s standing in your way, and whether you’re even on the list. But every time you sit down for your 1:1, you talk about projec...
What To Do When The Department Head Above Your Boss Is The Reason You’re Not Getting Promoted
You delivered the project on time. You handled the cross-functional mess nobody else wanted to touch. Your boss tells you great job, and you believe them, because they actually mean it. The problem is that two levels up, the department head...
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I help high-performing corporate professionals turn hard work into promotions. This newsletter is about leadership, visibility, and executive presence for people in non-sales roles who want to move up faster—without playing games.
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