Being a content creator is a balancing act because you have two hats to wear.
The first hat is the entrepreneur hat. That’s the hat you put on when you want to make money.
The second hat is the artist hat. That’s the hat you wear when...
@jockowillink you want to be creative and chase your curiosities.
Finding this balance is tiresome and time consuming.
Some people enjoy working on their passion to the point where they quit their job and spend more time on their passion project than they did at their 9-5.
@jockowillink Others have a great 9-5 and will happily stick to their day job and keep their passion project as a side hustle.
There’s no right answer as to how much time you should spend on your project.
Just as you don’t need to be a full time bodybuilder to enjoy the gym...
@jockowillink you don’t need to be a full time creator to enjoy creating.
# 3 Getting Started
As Nike says, just do it.
The perfect time to get started is now.
Pick a platform.
Pick a passion.
Start creating and publishing.
All the technical details like optimizing your bio...
@jockowillink choosing the right thumbnail, knowing the best time to publish etc are things you should worry about much later.
For now, your only objective is to turn creating into a habit.
If you want a step-by-step system for doing this on Twitter, go here
If I could pinpoint one big fear which holds people back from working on their passions it's the false idea they need to be 10000% original.
Not true.
Originality can be as simple as reading a popular book and writing a thread with...
@jockowillink with your unique and original insights.
Pro Tip: If you don’t know how to be creative or original, pick a passion and a platform then do some research and see what content other creators are currently making.
You’ll get some ideas of what you could do differently.