I went swimming with whale sharks 🦈 . And whereas I used to be underwater, apparently quite a bit occurred: I’ve been off LinkedIn for 3 weeks for my honeymoon in Australia. And I got here again to: 🌟… | Daphne Tideman

I went swimming with whale sharks 🦈 .

And whereas I used to be underwater, apparently quite a bit occurred:

I’ve been off LinkedIn for 3 weeks for my honeymoon in Australia.

And I got here again to:

🌟 25,000 followers (I left at 24-something, looks like a particular milestone)

🌟 My RevenueCat course went stay on constructing an app folks pays for

🌟 Being featured in Jacob Rushfinn’s Botsi 48 Laws of Subscription Success and RevenueCat’s State of Subscription Apps Report 2026

🌟 Making a listing of the fastest-growing girls in CRO and development on LinkedIn from Convert.com and Experimentation Jobs

I didn’t plan any of this timing. I used to be snorkelling with manta rays, sharks, turtles and extra whereas my course went stay. I knew it’d in all probability occur while I used to be away, however I first realised it once I acquired a sort LinkedIn message from somebody who’d accomplished it 😅.

The actual replace: I managed it, three weeks of totally switching off. No laptop computer, apps deleted from my cellphone.

I had large plans to learn AI books on the seashore. Reader, I confess, I didn’t. I learn psychological thrillers as an alternative and drank wine within the Margaret River
(My mind clearly wanted the break)

Now I’m again, and much is occurring within the coming weeks:

✍ New articles going stay

🤝 New content material companion, so some thrilling new content material coming

🦜 Hosting a roundtable at Business of Apps London.

🏃♀️ And persevering with an activation mission that’s transferring from technique to motion

It’s good to be again and excited to see what the remainder of April brings.

Hi everybody, I’m diving again in 👋.

PS sure, I realise it is a turtle, that is Albert, he is about 85 years outdated and a chiller. He’s a lot simpler to have a photograph with than a whale shark, they’re quick 😁.