Finn✍️ @cryptohanno - Twitter Profile

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almost 3 years ago

You’ll NOT achieve your goals The problem is not that you have not set any goals It's that you don't have a working system for achieving them I will show you step-by-step how to create your system:

cryptohanno's tweet photo. You’ll NOT achieve your goals

The problem is not that you have not set any goals

It's that you don't have a working system for achieving them

I will show you step-by-step how to create your system: https://t.co/R7ckfcnZm7

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Finn✍️ @cryptohanno

about 3 years ago

How I Reached 1500 Followers on Twitter🐦 It costs 5,000 tweets and replies. It was hard, challenging, and cost me nerves. Let me save you a lot of trouble and energy. I'll show you what I learned in the past 6 months. My 6-month experience (3min)👇 Be sure not to miss THIS I never thought I would reach even 1000 followers. When I found the right people here, everything changed. So 5,000 tweets later, I made it. This is no flex. I want to share my failures and gains that you can learn from them. Thank you for over 1,500 followers. 5 things I have learned so far👇 🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶 ❌ The follower number stands for nothing You might be thinking: "1,500 followers in 6 months? That's low." Sure, many other accounts grow much faster. But I'm thrilled with that and thankful for each one. The follower number is not everything. I don't like people who brag about how much they work. I'd instead show the work than talk about how much it is. I managed over 5,000 tweets and replies and am incredibly grateful and pleased with the result. I see many large accounts that offer no value. So many small accounts that put in much more work and time. And these give 100x more value. Please don't rate accounts by follower count anymore. 🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶 💪 Everything is possible Another point I learned is that anything is possible. Half a year ago, I didn't expect to get 1000 followers at all. If you stick with it and go through the time between the motivation at the beginning and the reward, it's unbelievable. It's hard, no question about it. And it will get a lot harder too. But if it were easy, everyone could do it. Believe in yourself and be at peace with yourself. Then anything is possible. Show your work & mistakes The best way is to show your work. What is meant by this? I am reading the book: "Show your work" by Austin Kleon. It's about showing your work by showing what you are learning. 🔸Your mistakes 🔸Your successes 🔸Your story People love storytelling. I’m still working on this on Twitter. Building trust and a relationship with your followers is essential. I'm trying to improve that more and more. 🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶 🤝 Give value Hosting countless giveaways and only doing engagement farming doesn't do you good. It's a quick dopamine hit. Yes, I've tested it too. Let me tell you a story that confirms this✍️ I saw an account that started with me, and we always supported each other. At one point, he suddenly had 2000 followers. I congratulated him. Shortly after that, it was 5000, although he was on a short break, as he said. When I congratulated him again and asked how he did it, he said he would comment on large accounts. He makes great content. So I asked why he only gets two likes on his tweets with 5,000 followers. It was obvious that something was fake. He is no longer active now. This has shown me again that it's no use buying followers or engagement farming. You have to give, give and give again before you get anything. So much time people invest in threads, tweets, newsletters, and hundreds, thousands of hours of work. At some point, it pays off. And that brings me to my last point. 🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶🔶 📅 Stay consistent This is the key. I am constantly thinking about how I can improve my skills. I was reflecting on what was good and what was terrible. Don't point fingers at others, and certainly not at the algorithm. You can focus on improving your writing style and test things out. Just keep at it and don't give up, no matter how hard it gets. You can change your entire life with Twitter within 1-2 years if you want to. Don't blame anyone but focus twice as much on your tweets, skills, and strategy. 🔶Bonus point Be positive. Trust me. -Do not lie -Be who you are -Don’t discuss with haters -Do not feel offended by haters -Stay away from negative people -Don't shoot against anyone but help -Don’t go ahead and drag anyone into the mud But be open to feedback and criticism. That's it. Thank you for reading till the end. If you have taken any value from it let me know👇