Matthew Wheeler-Barrett

You're posting consistently.

The right people still aren't finding you.

And when they do land on your profile, nothing's making them stay.

That's not a strategy problem. That's a human positioning problem.

At some point, without really noticing, you started writing for LinkedIn instead of for the person you actually want to reach. A bit more polished. A bit more "professional." A bit less you.

And you can feel it when you read it back.

I've spent two and a half years coaching founders, coaches, and consultants on exactly this. Same problem came up every single time.

Brilliant people. Genuinely great at what they do. Just not showing up online in a way that sounds like them. What I do is help you fix that.

Find the stories from your life and experience that make people stop scrolling. Write in a way that sounds like you, not like a LinkedIn post. And speak directly to the pain of the people you're trying to reach.

When that clicks, everything changes.

I'm not a course. I'm not a framework. I'm not going to hand you a template and wish you luck.

I built Narratov for the people who are done with that. A community where you figure out your actual voice, get honest feedback, and build the kind of credibility that actually closes deals.

Walking is where I do my best thinking. The outdoors is where Narratov was born.

If any of this sounds like where you are right now, DM me.