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Tima Elhajj

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Tima Elhajj is the founder of a Purpose Driven business specializing in helping SMEs and ASX Listed Companies create engaging and purpose-driven content to establish authority in their industries.

With a background in finance spanning over 16 years as a Financial Planner, Tima transitioned to launching her own business and podcast, focusing on creating a strong social presence on LinkedIn to grow her network and generate leads.

She offers services such as LinkedIn optimization, social selling training, purpose-driven content creation encompassing video, copywriting, and graphic design, as well as producing private and corporate branded podcasts for WFH teams.

Tima Elhajj's team at Tima Media & Consulting works closely with organizations to develop social currency, enhance brand awareness, build loyal brand ambassadors, and drive revenue through a comprehensive content strategy that includes production from conception to final product.

Her impact on LinkedIn has seen her network expand from 500 to over 60,000 connections in a short span, with her content amassing over 4 million views organically, leading to substantial business growth and partnerships with ASX Listed Companies.

Tima's expertise lies in content creation, social selling, brand positioning, and podcast production tailored for corporate teams and branded podcasts to facilitate lead generation and engagement.

Highlights

Aug 24 · linkedin

I’m curious - why is having a first FEMALE president such a big deal? I’ve never been convinced that breaking the 'first female' barrier means any real progress. To me, it seems like a marketing gimmick that distracts from what they might want to conceal.

Jul 27 · linkedin

There’s more outrage when Taylor Swift is mocked than when Jesus is.

This shift in societal values is deeply concerning.

Muslims are often demonised for defending Islam.

As a Muslim, I’m proud that we don’t allow Islam or our Prophets to be mocked.

This includes Jesus (PBUH). We honour him deeply and would never permit such disrespect.

I was shocked to see The Last Supper being mocked in the manner it was at the Olympics.

Even more shocking was the deafening silence from Christian leaders.

The Last Supper is a sacred moment for Christians, representing the final meal Jesus shared with his disciples before his crucifixion.

What does mocking Jesus have to do with the Olympics? Why was it necessary?

This isn’t about freedom of speech.

Mocking any religion isn’t an expression of free speech.

It’s a blatant act of disrespect that undermines the values of those who value their faith.

Religious values are the pillars of our moral compass.

Allowing faith and God to be mocked strips away the essence of our humanity.

This is not just a call to action for Christians but a call to uphold the dignity and respect for all faiths.

If we believe that living in a Godless society is ideal, then we have truly lost our way.

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