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Brienne
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Brienne
@rienneb
Work in progress • Tweets on failures and lessons in my self-improvement journey • Writing everyday
เข้าร่วม Mart 2021
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Hi @chatandbuild, I am encountering issues on your payment page. Tried reaching you on ig. Please reply asap thank you!
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How cool feb 16 I wrote this and now I'm somewhere else briennewrites.com/2023/02/someda…
Using writing as a manifestation tool moving forward
Curious, what do you use for manifesting?
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@rebeccaebrown Get well soon Rebecca! Sending good vibes and love your way. 💫
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I had a bad cold on Wednesday
Felt worse yesterday
Now I feel like death warmed up and can hardly move.
This is not fun.
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@CybRunner1 You're exactly right Victor.
Learning this lesson over and over. I need to put my attention where it matters.
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Time is the most important thing you have.
Everyone wants to steal your attention,
That ad, that YouTube video, that song, PROCRASTINATION.
Play your cards right. Use your time wisely.
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You can't win if you don't like it because somebody else likes it and they're going to outwork you @garyvee
Lesson learnt: Choose something that you love so that you can keep doing it over and over.
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@erikadmng @RickRubin I really love it. I think you should get it Erika!
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Everyday has been vastly different from the next.
Yesterday I felt like a million bucks. I had an especially good day. I couldn’t sleep and lay in bed till 4am.
Woke up with vertigo.
This page from The Creative Act by @RickRubin spoke to me.
Life is strangely beautiful.
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Currently reading 10x is Easier Than 2x by @DanSullivanSC and @DrBenjaminHardy
I'm loving what I'm reading so far.
Anybody read it yet?
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@CybRunner1 How would you get to 1M?
When I thought of that question, I was thinking about making sure I stay healthy so I can spend the money 😂 I’d love to find some way to give back too.
Is there anything else we can do to give back that doesn’t involve money?
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@rienneb I would do the same things that got me to 1M$, push for more.
I don't know how much my lifestyle would change, I just know that I want to do good deeds and I can't do much with the money I currently have.
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Slowly getting back to regularly posting on X again and this shows up on my feed.
I love this @JoshABrown_
And happy mid autumn festival to everyone! 🥮
We celebrate this yesterday. Usually with mooncakes and tea.
This pic was sent by a friend. The rabbits look so cute! 😍
Josh@JoshABrown_
“Hey what’s your content strategy?” A common question. No surprise, it’s the backbone of your brand. What you’ve heard: • inspire • educate • entertain But what if I told you there was a powerful content pillar nobody on X is talking about. ---------- Visual communication... It predates the written word by 1000s of years. Those carvings in caves from 40,000 years ago, the pen and paper, the invention of the first camera... We communicate visually. We have for centuries. Digital constraints like character limits make it harder to get your point across without cutting out essential information or removing storylines. The common solution... Improve your writing. I agree, that’s a no brainer. I’d recommend that too. But you have an entire realm of communication you’re not taking advantage of. Art, Images, videos, infographics, memes, and GIFs. You're not limited to words. Broadly speaking, I see two ways to use visuals in your content strategy. Let’s go! ---------- 1. Connection I started my X account with no idea on content creation… What does a first-time entrepreneur with limited career experience start writing about? Your guess is as good as mine. But I practiced photography often, to the point were I didn’t scrunch my face up when I saw my photos on a big screen. So I went with it. If the last 3 months on X have taught me anything, it’s the power of visuals for building connection. Whether it be personal images, videos, art, memes or even gifs. They say more than words. They bring you closer. They elicit emotional responses to the point were the reader has no option but to engage with your content. Now who doesn’t want that? I know what you’re thinking… “That’s all great Josh but how do I implement all this?” So here’s how I’d do it: • Experiment with all forms of visual communication. • Analyse what is working (and what you enjoy) • Develop your unique edge. You must play to your strengths, but first you must find them. ---------- 2. Idea Generation I didn’t realise this at first… But images are an amazing idea generator. I can look at an image and be flooded with ideas. It’s crazy. Staring at your screen, head in hands and hair falling out… “I have no idea what to write” But if you ask the right questions you’ll squash writers block. Kieran Drew says it best, and it goes for every piece of content you consume. Ask yourself: What does this mean to me? Relate what you’re seeing to past experiences. Example: The image above reminds me of: • copping deals at car boot sales • developing a nerve injury • playing guitar as a child • my trip to Marseille • being hungover That's 5 storylines from 1 image. Now all you have to do is frame that into some X-friendly content and you’re flying. Your turn… What does it mean to you? I want to see it in the comments below. Written and visual communication should co-exist in your brand. Use to connect. Use to create. Now... Go and implement all of the above. ---------- Thanks so much for reading! If you found this valuable, 2 requests: 1. Follow @JoshABrown_ for more bits on visual communication. 2. Repost so your audience can learn about the power of visuals. Have a juicy weekend x
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