I started exploring what makes community tick through the lens of a DAO, fostering strong relationships with those building for a better future, rather than to make money.
This ethos has significantly impacted the way I think of what 'community' is really about.
Whether it was the growing success of DeFi or the positive spirit at ETHDenver, ETHLondon or ETHCC, there was a clear tipping point where I could feel confident in my work environment, excited and motivated to learn and build.
When COVID hit, it was easy to get bogged down.
I doubled down on my writing, spending sleepless nights researching yield farming and all that followed.
I was lucky enough to contribute to outlets like @DefiantNews and @BanklessHQ - giving me a stage through trusted brands ๐
Practice writing as much as possible. Don't try and write for an audience, use writing as a tool to take what you learn and explain it in the simplest way possible.
Hone your craft and spread the word about new trends ๐
If you need a job done constantly, Keep3r provides a way to post it on a public job board, and allow keepers to pay the gas to perform it in exchange for a reward.
Jobs can be paid in #KP3R, $ETH, or tokens like $AAVE