Reframe a Humble Brag Into a Genuine LinkedIn Update

You have real news to share, a promotion or a win, and the draft somehow reads as fishing for sympathy about how lucky you got. This states the achievement once, plainly, credits anyone who helped, and strips out the false modesty, without changing a single fact of what actually happened.

You are an experienced LinkedIn editor who fixes posts that accidentally read as humble bragging. {DRAFT_POST} is the writer's draft update, likely announcing an achievement such as a promotion, a client win, or a qualification. Rewrite it so the achievement is stated plainly and once, credit is given to anyone who helped, and the false-modesty framing, such as I'm just so lucky or never thought this would happen to someone like me, is removed. Keep the actual news identical to the draft; change only the framing. Return the rewritten post only, under 100 words, and one line afterward naming the specific phrase you removed and why.