First hours of the process (update #1):
-Scraped Erik’s last 3,000 tweets from vicinitas.io
-Downloaded into Excel, copied to Word
-384 pages, Arial 12 pt, single-spaced
-Beats the previous big idea summary export (@Davidperrell, 320 pages)
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-Scraped Erik’s last 3,000 tweets from vicinitas.io
-Downloaded into Excel, copied to Word
-384 pages, Arial 12 pt, single-spaced
-Beats the previous big idea summary export (@Davidperrell, 320 pages)
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Erik has tweeted 3,000 times in the past six months (~15 times a day)
Other accounts, for comparison:
@iambrillyant: 44 months
@dremilyanhalt: 36 months
@JoeBiden: 12 months
@david_perell @mkobach: 6 months
@realDonaldTrump: 23 days
Other accounts, for comparison:
@iambrillyant: 44 months
@dremilyanhalt: 36 months
@JoeBiden: 12 months
@david_perell @mkobach: 6 months
@realDonaldTrump: 23 days
Before picking Erik’s timeline to summarize, I went through a dozen others in detail, to include downloading and studying their tweets.
Erik’s timeline presents a challenge because he uses threads in a systematic way, adding to the same threads over time.
Erik’s timeline presents a challenge because he uses threads in a systematic way, adding to the same threads over time.
Erik sent me a Google sheet of his timeline, extending back to 2014 (~7k tweets). I want to make sure I don't miss threads older than Feb 2020.
There's also a Roam compilation of his favorite threads. It's offline at the moment but will be back soon (I hope).
There's also a Roam compilation of his favorite threads. It's offline at the moment but will be back soon (I hope).
Erik also sent me a Google doc pulling together his threads on "career stuff." This will be a great entry point to start channeling him, so it's time to start living with that content for a bit.
This is the most intimidating part of the process, but not the most painful!
This is the most intimidating part of the process, but not the most painful!
