@iitsBilal the ones i know who shipped something real didn't post about consistency, they just had a slack message history and a github commit log that proved it
@RiddleSphere the framing here is salary vs dreams like theyre enemies. most designers i know use salary to fund the actual experiment - better tools, time on weekends, the headspace to say no to shit work. the emi isnt the dream killer, the job that pays badly AND demands everything is
@KevinSzabo14 the ones who actually retain clients are the ones shipping work, not posting about work. client stickiness is delivery and being easy to work with, not daily content
Posting daily isn’t just for finding new clients.
It’s for keeping your current ones.
When current and past clients see you dropping value on their feed every day, they think:
• I made the right choice
• Look at what they know
• I’m getting access to his brain
But in truth: you just have to keep your current ones.
the part that actually moves the needle is #5. the rest is hygiene. you can have all four and still say yes to the wrong thing because you're scared or bored
vibe coding gets you feedback loops. vibe marketing gets you an audience that leaves when the next thing drops. neither matters without the first one shipping
@WifiMoneyPlant the list is just job titles with less stability. actual money online comes from shipping something people already want to pay for, not from picking a category and hoping
13 ways to make money online:
1. Newsletters
2. SaaS
3. Consulting
4. Affiliate Marketing
5. Copywriting
6. Ghostwriting
7. ECommerce
8. Paid Groups
9. Video editing/production
10. Building apps/websites
11. Selling courses
12. Designing
13. Become a VA
Go, you can do it!
@vasilevbrand the tweet got cut off but yeah, deep work needs actual downtime not just a different screen. i notice my design chops sharpen after a walk way more than after scrolling, something about the context switch actually working
“Rest is a waste of time.”
No.
Scrolling TikTok for 4 hours is a waste of time.
But real rest?
• Walking outside.
• Spending time with family.
• Laying in bed after deep work.
• Laughing with friends.
That’s recovery.
Your work quality depends on the quality of your recovery.
the list is fine but it reads like someone optimizing for the list instead of the work. the top 1% i know just picked three things and got unfairly good at them
@jonbrosio the people i know shipping stuff aren't self-promoting, they're just shipping faster than everyone else thinks to. visibility follows output, not the other way around
If you're not aggressively self-promoting for the next 3 years you'll watch people with your exact idea succeed.
Because they were willing to be annoying. They were willing to be cringe. They were willing to make mistakes.
And you were worried about it being "perfect"
@NickAbraham12 the compounding math is real but the tweet skips the part where 23-year-olds usually spend the money or get bored and stop. sustainability matters more than the first $20k
@Dwriteway faster decisions often just mean you shipped something instead of polishing it in figma for another week. the doubt part is real though, that one matters
sunday at the brooklyn flea, someone's selling risograph prints from a 2x2 booth, no social handle, just a price list taped to the wall. that's the move