Bertrand Kayira

Exactly 2 months ago I started writing on X. Now I'm closing in on 250 followers. Here's a complete breakdown of what's actually working for me (and how to implement it yourself):

@AtamboM_ Action is the loudest argument against doubt.

Nobody starts with confidence, it’s built by showing up even when you doubt yourself.

Quitting when it gets hard is quitting, not a personality trait.

@ReflectiveGils It's hard to think your way out of imposter syndrome.

@KayiraBertrand Imposter feelings hit everyone but persistence builds strength, skill and confidence.

Oftentimes I feel like an imposter like I don't know what I'm doing, or like I can't do as well as everyone else. But every time, I choose to keep going and keep trying, no matter the results. And the harder I push the wall, the more muscle I build.

@MelNicoleLove This is the secret.

@KayiraBertrand Imposter thoughts don’t go away. You just stop obeying them.

@AgedeDestiny Bravery is just doing it while your knees are shaking.

@KayiraBertrand Every step forward, even with doubt, strengthens your skill, your confidence, and your resilience.

@MinisterVicThor thank you man, brick by brick!!

@KayiraBertrand Every push, every stumble, every effort is strengthening you even if it doesn’t feel like it in the moment. Keep at it you’re building more than skill, you’re building resilience.

@MaximilianHa4 And when you find your leverage, you find your freedom.

@KayiraBertrand It becomes easier to Push the wall. Everything Starts to leverage!

@jewel_hckr Everything is a struggle until it’s a standard.

Until one day, it shifts. And sometimes, that one shift is all it takes.

32 years since the horror struck my motherland. The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi was prepared for over four decades. Today, we are reminded of what a poisoned mind can do and how horrific a government that incites hatred can become. We are also reminded of the bravery of the Inkotanyi, who gave their blood for us to be where we are now. No one will ever again make us choose how to die, we would rather spit in their faces.

@Bwellth Goals are what we talk about, standards are what we actually do.

Your standards determine how far you go in life. Not your goals.

@ReflectiveGils Active patience is a superpower.

Good things come to those who wait and work.

@mrjamesthoughts Funny how aura is only a currency when it’s time to be petty.

Many of you are so quick to return the same energy and call it "aura for aura" only when something bad is involved. But how many of you return the kindness others showed to you? Or is there no "aura for aura" in kindness?

@mrjamesthoughts Thanks man!!

@KayiraBertrand Keep pushing brother , God is your strength

@EliteDanno Always a smart choice to build for the person you will be in ten years

These days I have been really reflecting on my habits and their impact on my life both short and long term. I seem to have come to a conclusion that sustainability is a top attribute I should always look out for. I mean is it even worth your time and effort if its not sustainable?

@batincaylak The secret is to embrace the lag.

@KayiraBertrand imposter syndrome is just competence that hasn't caught up to ambition yet

@SwellForLife Thank you!

@KayiraBertrand appreciate the honesty. I think we all feel like that, and it's just a recognition that someone is always better at what we're trying to do. Admitting where you are in the process is part of it.

@MKBHD @NASA It’s wild to think that 1/1000s of a second was enough to freeze the entire human story in one frame.

Insane photo from beside the moon Shot on a Nikon D5 f/8 ISO 400 1/1000s shutter @NASA: flickr.com/photos/nasa2ex…

Two writers. Same niche. Same posting frequency. Which would you choose: A) Write 10 broad posts trying to reach everyone B) Write 1 deep post for one specific person

@elonmusk Funny how no one wakes up and says, I’m so glad my car’s emergency braking saved my life at 4:15 PM yesterday. They just keep driving.

Tesla self-driving saves a lot of lives – the statistics are unequivocal. That doesn’t mean it’s perfect, of course. Even when we improve safety 10X, saving 90% of the million lives lost in auto accidents every year, Tesla will still get sued for the 10% who did die. The 90% who are still alive mostly won’t even know that Tesla saved them. Nonetheless, it is the right thing to do.