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@DrNomyn @ElPrezAU @patstokes @beneltham Hey y’all. Sorry you didn’t find the tweet useful.
Just to clarify: I’m not saying ignore all social norms—just in the relevant domain.
Ex: If you want to be really fit, imitate the habits of really fit people. (Social norms might be a sedentary lifestyle and eating fast food.)
Just to clarify: I’m not saying ignore all social norms—just in the relevant domain.
Ex: If you want to be really fit, imitate the habits of really fit people. (Social norms might be a sedentary lifestyle and eating fast food.)
@DrNomyn @ElPrezAU @patstokes @beneltham The further you want to go, the more your peer group narrows.
If you want to compete in a bodybuilding competition (an example of the top 1% in this example), then you may stop looking at the norms of “really fit people” and narrow even further to competitive bodybuilders.
If you want to compete in a bodybuilding competition (an example of the top 1% in this example), then you may stop looking at the norms of “really fit people” and narrow even further to competitive bodybuilders.
@DrNomyn @ElPrezAU @patstokes @beneltham Re: audience profile.
Twitter Analytics says my audience is 60% male and 40% female. Not a perfect split, but fairly balanced.
For what it’s worth, I notice that my female readers tend to respond more on Instagram and male readers more on Twitter. 🤷♂️
Twitter Analytics says my audience is 60% male and 40% female. Not a perfect split, but fairly balanced.
For what it’s worth, I notice that my female readers tend to respond more on Instagram and male readers more on Twitter. 🤷♂️
