Nicole

Stop waiting for “ready.” The fastest way to become who you want is to throw yourself into it. Every uncomfortable and challenging moment counts.

@GasperCrepinsek Mutuals?

@NiccoloSab it can be super powerful

Business = Problem solving Here are 3 ways to find a profitable problem: • Your own (past) problems • What people around you are struggling with • Ask AI to audit your skills and link them to a problem The best option? The one you can stick to.

@nishithX26 @karthikponna19 Big W!

Finallyyyyyyyy Monetized🥹♥️ I can’t believe I’m finally getting paid to do what I love. Am I the quickest to get monetized? @karthikponna19 Thankyou for your help throughout the journey 🫂

@Henry_ofweb3 Mutuals?

@NiccoloSab thank you🫶🏾

got referred for a community management role. i saw this message and smiled, “you were referred.” this is how i know my work is speaking. as a community manager, your real job is not just about building and handling communities. it is also building trust strong enough that people can vouch for you in rooms you are not in.

@seeker_builds What would you say is the best time to engage in tech/ai niche

you must make 300+ replies a day to build a personal brand that’s funny here are my stats with ~60 replies per day: > clear positioning > a working reply strategy > 3 hours a day on content + interactions long-term game

@madsf88 I jumped straight to twitter, never been in linkedin

tech twitter is the most slept on job board on the internet every time ppl ask me how i got a job in nyc i tell them to delete linkedin & start tweeting

@naturedotcom Everything and everyone feels like a bot honestly

am i the only one who's LinkedIn feed is feel with ai written posts ?

@0x_lordwhite Hard truth Web3 got too many “idea guys” and not enough people who can consistently deliver

If only you knew how much your competence matters. Web3 is filled with too many lazy people. They build products that only them use, and for a short period of time. Broken system, failed planning, dubious intent behind product, no value attached to it. We have many knowledgeable people but few act on their knowledge, what is the value of your knowledge if you don’t apply it ? For me one of the reasons I built a brand agency was because I saw a real issue that needed solving. Many brands were too busy to build, brands just wanted assistance to get things done better, and all I had to do was build an agency that solves all of this. Reply guying, social media management, Ghost writing. But it wasn’t just about the services we offered, it was that we showed up when no one did. We built systems, managed websites, people and structures that got things done better, faster and more effectively. Competence matters, never forget that. Kill mediocrity.

@rarejessica1 You can only be replaced if you don't adapt. Learn to be flexible and work on what you have.

Everyone is scared AI will replace them. I'm using that fear to get ahead. AI isn't coming for beginners. AI helps the people who already know what to ask. Your advantage: learn the fundamentals so you can guide AI, not fear it. This is the best time to start. Lock in!

It helps you do it faster and more efficient. Image generation, content ideas, and automation etc. The catch is, AI can amplify good marketing but it can also expose bad marketing. If your brand positioning is weak, AI won't save you. But if your messaging is clear and sharp you become a machine.

@NiccoloSab how exactly ?

Marketing is something AI can't automate right now or if you do, it will not end well.

@JoinFoundersHub Sleepless nights are where champions are built. While others are comfortable resting, you're out there doing the work

The sleepless nights and zero funding are not signs you are failing. That is just the journey. Embrace it all. What problem are you facing right now, let us hear you.

@stanlee0nX 5 roles with a salary of 1. Humanity has fallen 😔

I hate that you have to know almost everything to land a job now

@stijnnoorman No mind games, just simple execution and consistency.

5 tweets a day. 1 email and offer a day. 2 hours of writing a day. It costs $0 to do. But it will make you a lot of money.

@rosalietrann Starting is always the hardest, don't rush the process. Everything takes time.

You're not too late You're just getting started

If you show up everyday, the results won't have a choice.

@parcifap If earning money online is being cringe, I would love to be cringe all day everyday

you should never stop building your personal brand why? > it feels cringe > most people are scared of cringe > scared people never start > no one starts > less competition > easier win cringe = filter

@KevinSzabo14 It's important to write with intention

Most writers never land clients. Not because they don’t work hard. But because they treat X like a portfolio — And not like a sales funnel. Your goal on X? Your content should pull people in. Replies should also start conversations. And DMs should close the deal. Writing is the skill. Distribution is the entire business. Master both.

@Coachbenjamin_ Hook is very important

A few years ago, • My profile was confusing. • My sales page was too long. • My pitch was too complicated. • My offer was too vague. And I made zero sales. People make decisions fast online. Give them one clear reason to say yes, not ten. Fix it now.