One for All - Episode 2
Log of my reflection and lessons learnt 1 month into my internship w/ @mrjasonchoi and being on Twitter.
Log of my reflection and lessons learnt 1 month into my internship w/ @mrjasonchoi and being on Twitter.
Lesson 1:
Distribution is important, but Quality of Content is more important
My threads underperform the supposed engagement of all the distribution power I'm getting e.g @mrjasonchoi's retweets, @Darrenlautf's The Daily Ape feature and other friends that retweets.
Distribution is important, but Quality of Content is more important
My threads underperform the supposed engagement of all the distribution power I'm getting e.g @mrjasonchoi's retweets, @Darrenlautf's The Daily Ape feature and other friends that retweets.
Ironically, my 0 effort @tubbycatsnft tweet w/ 0 distribution help performed better (in % terms) than my Weekly NFT thread w/ hours of effort + distribution help.
Maybe I'm just more talented at memes 😭
Maybe I'm just more talented at memes 😭
No. of followers, engagement and retweets are a vanity metric to many - but to me it is a sign of community endorsement/feedback of content quality.
"People only retweet the best of the best threads because retweets are endorsements and affects their reputation" - @thedefiedge
"People only retweet the best of the best threads because retweets are endorsements and affects their reputation" - @thedefiedge
Bottom line - I need to differentiate myself more & put out content that is uniquely-me so that I can stand out in this space filled with hardworking giga-brains
So from this week on, I will be putting out more thought pieces and analysis!
So from this week on, I will be putting out more thought pieces and analysis!
Lesson 2:
Accentuate Strengths, Work On Weaknesses & Find Your Style
I come from a more entrepreneurial background so I find it easy to analyse a business, ideate and execute e.g improvements, opportunities and new products
Which is why for my first month with @theBlockCrunch
Accentuate Strengths, Work On Weaknesses & Find Your Style
I come from a more entrepreneurial background so I find it easy to analyse a business, ideate and execute e.g improvements, opportunities and new products
Which is why for my first month with @theBlockCrunch
I focused a lot on improving our viewers' experience, suggesting interesting guests and even [redacted 😋]
I wasn't hustling as much to engage in the "investor framework" like a crypto analyst would daily, which was also the point of the mentorship program.
I wasn't hustling as much to engage in the "investor framework" like a crypto analyst would daily, which was also the point of the mentorship program.
Although it feels good to show off my capabilities, not stepping out of my comfort zone also meant that I wasn't growing (as much as I would like)
People tend to avoid unfamiliarity because it's uncomfortable - the key is to repeat/practice until you're familiar with it!
People tend to avoid unfamiliarity because it's uncomfortable - the key is to repeat/practice until you're familiar with it!
For me, I will be working on my investment analysis skills until it becomes second nature to me, whilst adding my strengths into the mix!
[Weeb Talk: Just like how Midoriya uses his legs instead of fists like All-Might LOL]
What will you be working on anon?
[Weeb Talk: Just like how Midoriya uses his legs instead of fists like All-Might LOL]
What will you be working on anon?
I have been given the best sensei and head-start an analyst could dream of so it's up to me to fully utilise and make something out of it.
This episode has been more candid than the 1st but I'd rather be honest than put up a false-front.
Join me on my journey of growth 😁
This episode has been more candid than the 1st but I'd rather be honest than put up a false-front.
Join me on my journey of growth 😁
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