10 Things I’ve Learned From Writing on Twitter for a Little Over a Year
1) You’re ideas are valuable. Some more than others. The market decides.
2) People will try to misinterpret you and continue to misinterpret you to protect their ego.
1) You’re ideas are valuable. Some more than others. The market decides.
2) People will try to misinterpret you and continue to misinterpret you to protect their ego.
3) 10 times out of 10, arguing with an anonymous profile in the replies is not worth it.
4) You can make an extraordinary amount of money just by emulating what others do.
5) Continuously generating new ideas for content will change how you view the world.
4) You can make an extraordinary amount of money just by emulating what others do.
5) Continuously generating new ideas for content will change how you view the world.
6) If something isn’t working, change it. You will never know what could have been if you are watching from the sidelines.
7) Cultivating emotional intelligence will improve your life more than any self help book ever could.
7) Cultivating emotional intelligence will improve your life more than any self help book ever could.
8) If you aren’t committed for life, you are probably on the wrong path.
9) Sales and marketing can turn any starving artist into a 6 figure earner on social media.
10) We all need to learn to be a little less serious. Most things that cause mental turmoil don’t really matter.
9) Sales and marketing can turn any starving artist into a 6 figure earner on social media.
10) We all need to learn to be a little less serious. Most things that cause mental turmoil don’t really matter.
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