When I entered my 30s, I feared my best days were gone.
But the older (and greyer) I get, the more I realize:
Your best days are always still ahead.
It’s a matter of perspective.
When I started writing on 𝕏, I feared my friends would find out.
Today, most of them know.
They either think it's cool or don't care.
Please:
Don't let fear of judgment hold you back.
My native language isn’t English.
Believe it or not but for more than 6 months, this was my excuse to not post on 𝕏.
Silly me.
But then I realized nobody cared as much as I did.
Sometimes the mind is your own worst enemy.
Don't let it fool you.
As a teacher, I used to follow the curriculum.
As a writer, I now follow my curiosities.
The best thing about building online is you can learn while helping others on the same path.
My DM inbox is a nightmare.
Here's what I see:
• Bros call me bro (although I’m not their bro)
• Obviously, my posts would 'explode if they had more exposure'
• Strangers love sharing their 'secret system' to close high-ticket clients
What a freak show.
I love writing online.
Whether it's impacting 1000s of people with 1 single idea. Turning my chaotic thoughts into order. Or connecting with like-minded people.
There's no better skill to learn.
I see one common mistake with many new writers:
They can’t describe their ideal reader:
• Pains
• Desires
• Interests
• Demographics
• Psychographics
If you don’t know who you serve, you won't attract the right people.
Clarity is key.
I see few people who share their vulnerabilities.
But when you talk about your flaws and failures?
It's a great way to stand out.
(just don't cry in public)