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71: Why I Quit Social Media (And My Business Grew Faster): With Polly Pollock
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- Jun 17, 2026
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Summary
What if the thing you've been told is essential for growing your business... is actually the thing keeping you stuck? In this episode of Raw & Real, I'm joined by ADHD marketing and sales mentor Polly, and we dive into a conversation that completely challenges the narrative most entrepreneurs have been sold about business growth, visibility and social media. Because here's the truth: More content doesn't automatically create more clients. More followers don't automatically create more freedom. And being constantly online doesn't automatically create a sustainable business. Together we explore what happens when you stop building your business around algorithms and start building it around alignment, strategy, trust and real human connection. We talk about: ✨ Why Polly completely stepped away from social media ✨ The hidden addiction many entrepreneurs have to Instagram ✨ Building a business without relying on content creation ✨ ADHD entrepreneurship and creating a business that works for your brain ✨ Freedom-based business models ✨ Why social media isn't the only way to generate leads and sales ✨ The difference between visibility and authority ✨ Marketing strategies beyond Instagram ✨ Building trust in an increasingly sceptical online world ✨ Why so many business owners feel trapped by the very business they've created We also dive into something that has been a huge theme in my own life recently: Freedom. Not freedom as a buzzword. Not freedom as a marketing slogan. But real freedom. The freedom to travel. The freedom to relocate. The freedom to spend your time how you choose. The freedom to build a business that supports your life instead of consuming it. Because if your business relies on you constantly posting, constantly creating and constantly being online... I…