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@Herry425
Christ-like✝️ | I help web3/crypto projects scale distribution through partnerships regardless of your follower count
Katılım Haziran 2022
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Stop doing everything yourself.
Every hour spent on the wrong things is an hour stolen from the work only you can do.
Outsource. Delegate. Protect your time like it's your most valuable asset, because it is.
GM to everyone that says it back 🤍
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Failure means you tried, but it doesn’t mean it’s the end.
It’s just part of the process. Keep growing.
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The journey is not pretty.
It’s going to be lonely.
You’re going to lose friends.
You’re going to get angry.
You’re going to wonder if it’s worth it.
But once you make it.
You’ll thank God you didn’t quit.
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Add God to the equation too so it all amounts to something..
Shalom
Aaron@IAmAaronWill
Work non-stop and only stop for 3 reasons. Sleeping. Lifting. Eating. Other than that. Focus purely and solely on business and self development. Impossible to fail.
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Rest is not laziness.
You’re human.
Not a robot.
It's how you gather the strength to move forward.
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@aominethefirst When it comes to promoting, every detail matters, there's no leaving to chance!
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you need to be banned from using ai.
being able to control your sail in the storm makes you a good sailor
being able to iterate your prompts when you don't get a satisfied result makes you a good ai prompt engineer.
> iteration: refining a prompt over and over again till you get your desired results
no, you don't need to rewrite the whole prompt but just change a few words.
> six things you need to know to become better at refining ai prompts
• imagine how your output should be and describe it using words, if you can't picture it you can't prompt it
• if you feel something is off change it, don't settle for mid results as a creative
• add a negative instruction like don't sound too professional, don't change the background colour [compulsory]
• send an example of what you're trying to recreate as reference to get good structure, might be an image or a writeup.
• if you keep getting generic outputs then your prompts are rigid, make it flexible by adding more description/details
• once you get your satisfactory result, save it somewhere for future use
if you're too lazy to iterate a prompt after this, you need to be cancelled.
now do you do all these steps before now?
ERIC OF WEB 3@Eric_of_web3
One amazing afternoon, I was sitting in a cafeteria when a group of students walked in to grab something to eat. While they waited for their orders, I noticed one particular student using ChatGPT on her phone. She was visibly frustrated, Typing, Deleting, Retyping. As I watched, it became clear she was struggling to interact with it. After a few attempts, she turned to her friends and said something that stuck with me: "I have ideas in my head, but sometimes I don't know how to explain them to my AI. My prompts just give me bad results." That moment stuck with me. So in this thread, I'll break down 5 mistakes I noticed while she was using AI , and how you can avoid them Thread 🧵
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@Ayomide_Nuella Discipline
Time management
Mindset expansion
One step after the other sha😂
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If there’s one thing I would love to be good at, it’s discipline and consistency.
What about you? 👀
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@Oliver_Clingain Start that way okay but don't remain there, actively target your ICP
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You can't prove me wrong:
Engagement pods are fake growth.
You post something.
5 people immediately comment.
None of them are your ICP
None of them will ever buy
You just boosted a post to...
nobody that matters.
Real growth = comments from people who have the problem you solve.
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Reply partners are not ghostwriters.
Most people confuse the two.
Here's why it matters.
A ghostwriter writes your content.
A reply partner thinks with your brand in real time.
Ghostwriters work ahead.
Reply partners work in the moment…
reading the room to know where their input is most welcome,
sensing the energy so nothing is wasted,
responding to what’s actually happening in your community right now.
Ghostwriters need your voice.
Reply partners need your psychology.
To respond well for a founder, here’s what I must know:
→ Their most painful professional experiences
→ The opinions they hold that most people disagree with
→ The type of founder they respect most and why (the difference between who they honor and what they value)
→ The things that genuinely make them uncomfortable
That’s not information a ghostwriter brief covers.
That’s a different kind of relationship.
Brands can survive without a ghostwriter.
They cannot survive without a reply partner
not if they want to build real connection.
That’s the distinction.
And that’s why I don’t compete with ghostwriters.
This is why most high-quality posts fail to move an audience
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This post generated 2 leads in just under 24hrs
➜ No extra cold approach tactics
➜ No prior connection
Your effort Isn’t questionable
But Your content style and positioning are.
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A well targeted post will beat 20 cold DMs any day.
Be more deliberate and watch the results flow in.
NETRO💎@Netrovert_X
Finding a skilled Social Media Manager is literally finding a gem SMM role gets easily overlooked these days but it’s never an easy role at all, It goes beyond just managing pages and making engagement like web3 makes it look. A skilled social media manager moves from A-Z research on project, to competitive research Finding gaps, understanding trends & narrative and finding best ways to amplify project proposition. Beyond this, No one talks about the silent burden of holding yourself accountable to a monthly KPI that has to be reached. Or breaking down technical concept in the simplest form to understand. A Social Manager is an expert with inbuilt knowledge on: ⎷ Copywriting ⎷ Designing ⎷ Marketing ⎷ Community management e.t.c Takes a lot to do what we do, so for all SMM out there, This is a special shout-out post for you The space will catch up soon 💎
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The greatest skill in today's AI-trend-filled world:
Separating the actually useful AI workflows that benefit YOUR goals and fit YOUR business from the endless ocean of hot new AI tools everyone claims is the second coming of AI Jesus.
Stay focused.
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@therealcharis01 Make what you do clear and the right people will follow you..
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My first dollar as a reply partner came 9 months into Web3.
Here’s what was different that month.
I stopped trying to look like I had results.
I stopped playing a role …
grinding hard without taking responsibility for results.
I started showing the work.
I documented exactly how I approached each client’s account…
The SWOT analysis.
The strength audit. The 3-category split.
I posted about the thinking behind the strategy …
not just the strategy itself.
Beginners want steps.
Only serious founders want reasoning.
And people started noticing differently.
Not: “This guy is posting about reply-guying.”
But: “This guy actually thinks about this deeply…
Plus “what else does he see that I’m missing?”
That shift in perception changed everything.
My first client didn’t hire me because of my follower count.
They hired me because they could see how I thought.
Your thinking is your portfolio.
Show it.
Hiding it makes you look replaceable.
Long before you have results to show,
show the thinking.
That’s what builds trust, the kind that closes deals.
Because…
Trust comes from transparency, not secrecy.
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@TheMonkai Monkai understands this
A pitch at times seems as though you're desperate, no one wants that
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Honest question!!!
what are you still doing manually that you hate?
Because I had a list.
Turned most of it into agents.
Type what you need
150,000+ people built custom apps on Taskade.
Whatever you do on repeat... there's an agent for it → taskade.com/create
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@wallstbasement There's always better ahead
Install that thinking into your mind
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@Netrovert_X Happens to the best of us, we must constantly check and align ourselves
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@chrisbrisey It's most likely a goal problem
Most don't know what they're driving at yet
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@Herry425 Many fail to understand the difference
It's not progress if you're busy and not productive
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@Herry425 busy feels productive, progress actually moves you forward.
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See?
Turns out I’m not the only one who thinks I’m building things right.
That’s the thing about brand perception
You can feel like you’re doing it right.
But the real confirmation comes from what people say when they’re just… talking.
Not in a review or in a testimonial.
But in random comments on random days
That’s when you know it’s working.
I’ve been getting so many comments like this and mentioned in the right conversations 🥹🥹
So, if you’re a Web3 founder and nobody’s saying this kind of thing about your account yet
Dm me let’s fix it!!
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