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Instead of asking, "What do I want to create?"
Ask yourself,
• "What do I want to learn?"
• "Who do I want to become?"
• "What are the things I actually spend time doing?"
A thread on making Twitter a byproduct of your daily life & curiosity.
Ask yourself,
• "What do I want to learn?"
• "Who do I want to become?"
• "What are the things I actually spend time doing?"
A thread on making Twitter a byproduct of your daily life & curiosity.
For example, this morning I thought up 2 or 3 threads about small changes I& #39;ve made to streamline my daily life.
This makes sense because I always thinking about making my life easier.
This makes sense because I always thinking about making my life easier.
I& #39;ve never thought about sharing this until today, but there is clearly a market.
What& #39;s obvious to you is not obvious to others; however, you won& #39;t know this unless you share.
What& #39;s obvious to you is not obvious to others; however, you won& #39;t know this unless you share.
Second, I& #39;m a voracious reader of books related to
• human nature
• how to be more organized
• concepts / ideas around living meaningful life
• how to be a more structured, logically sound thinker
• human nature
• how to be more organized
• concepts / ideas around living meaningful life
• how to be a more structured, logically sound thinker
This makes sense because I want to
• understand myself
• stress less over where things are
• have a sense of fufillment
• be effective in my decisions in life & business
• understand myself
• stress less over where things are
• have a sense of fufillment
• be effective in my decisions in life & business
Third, I want to build an audience being me. There& #39;s no better way to be me than to do what feels natural and share what I& #39;m learning.
Of course, I will learn from and steal from people along the way.
For example, I& #39;m doing Jack Butcher& #39;s course on Build Once, Sell Twice. It& #39;s a fantastic mindset-shifting exercise.
Additionally, I regularly look at people who I enjoy or are high value.
For example, I& #39;m doing Jack Butcher& #39;s course on Build Once, Sell Twice. It& #39;s a fantastic mindset-shifting exercise.
Additionally, I regularly look at people who I enjoy or are high value.
Good examples of these are:
@julian - fantastic threads on doing just about anything better
@heyblake - threads on content creation
@Jason - most interesting VC personality right now
The list could go on, but I& #39;ve been enjoying these 3 quite a bit
@julian - fantastic threads on doing just about anything better
@heyblake - threads on content creation
@Jason - most interesting VC personality right now
The list could go on, but I& #39;ve been enjoying these 3 quite a bit
Lastly, I don& #39;t recommend doing any of this for money.
If you happen to like a topic that generates money, that& #39;s great!
If you don& #39;t, focusing on creating quality content that is (a) timely and (b) timeless will get you noticed faster = opens doors.
credit idea// @viziandrei
If you happen to like a topic that generates money, that& #39;s great!
If you don& #39;t, focusing on creating quality content that is (a) timely and (b) timeless will get you noticed faster = opens doors.
credit idea// @viziandrei
