Good morning everyone👋✨
I’m so excited to finally start this journey with you😎🤗
Tomorrow i begin a full 30-Day Web3 Challenge and I can’t wait to share everything I’m learning live🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
What we’ll cover every single day:
• Web3 basics (simple & clear)
• Real Web3 jobs & roles
• How to start even as a complete newbie.
2 episode's daily, Starting tomorrow and running for 30 days straight. Aren't you happy 🤭 well I'm happy 💃💃
Schedule for:
Episode 1 → Morning
Episode 2 → Evening
If you want to learn Web3 + discover job opportunities with me, do this now:
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We’re doing this together. Stay tuned👍 Day 1 drops tomorrow!
Who’s joining? Drop “I’m in” below 👇
#Web3Challenge #Web3Jobs #LearnWeb3 #Web3ForBeginners
AUGUST DUMP 🥸✍️
- I learnt a new skill in website development from one of my developers.
- Made over $500 from web3 jobs
- Got referred to a gig by a mutual
- bagged some new jobs🔥
- Continued my weekly OPay savings 😂
- Got a gig for one of my mutual
- I continue building projects that I have been in for long like Quantum and Causevest as a Project manager and community manager respectively.
There is a saying : Showing what you have achieved, no matter how small it is. It’s a sign of being grateful 😊🙏.
I am open to learning and getting more gigs in September. Amen 🙏
I have been getting a lot of questions in my DMs about onboarding people and sharing alpha, but the real alpha is this: do you even know enough details about what you want to monetize? No.
Now, I will start sharing tips, suggestions, and what you need to put in place to become good in a particular role, based on my experience over the years in this space as a web3 jobber.
Now let’s start with what a community manager does. Dive in with me.
When you join an early or even a big project, the first thing to consider as someone looking to be a community manager is whether the project or community actually needs you. That is the first step. Then, if the project needs your help to grow its community and you pitch for the role and finally get the job, the real test begins.
Like, repost and also drop a comment to help push this as someone out there really need it…..
1/3…..
Good morning coffee lovers☕️
Sometimes all you need is a quiet moment, a good cup of coffee, and somewhere to breathe.
That’s what I like about $Starbucks it’s not always about the coffee. Sometimes it’s the little break in the middle of a busy day.
@Starbucks
>> Hit new chest reps at the gym today
>> Made solid figs today from jobs & NFTs
>> Rage baited half of CT today
Life’s good. Perfect way to end the month.
September, let’s do more
The @BcBlackcanvas ZEALY IS LIVE!
The Black Canvas community is heading to @zealy_io with a community reward pool.
The rewards will be distributed among the top participants, according to the campaign details.
Get your reminders set
https://t.co/XLM8RUN5ka
Black Canvas is building. #Zealy #BlackCanvas
my august recap:
- earned 0 fig 😒
- made few new friends
- average 3-4 hrs sleep per day
- didn't eat healthy(now I'm skinny asf
- got refferd for a gig by a friend ( payment incoming)
- referred some mutuals to gig
Let me see yours 👇
Day 12 – Episode 2
Topic: Operations & Project Manager roles in Web3
we'll be talking about two roles that keep projects running smoothly:
Operations and Project Manager.
These roles are perfect if you like structure, planning, and making sure work actually gets done.
✅ A Project Manager focuses on specific tasks and goals.
They help the team:
• Plan what needs to be done
• Set timelines
• Track progress
• Coordinate people
• Make sure a project moves from idea to completion
✅ An Operations role is broader.
Operations people help the whole project run day to day.
That can include:
• Internal processes
• Team coordination
• Tools and systems
• Communication flow
• Making sure nothing important gets dropped
✅ Simple difference:
• Project Manager → manages a specific project or launch
• Operations → keeps the whole team and system working well
In smaller Web3 teams, one person may do both.
✅ Why these roles matter in Web3:
Many projects have great ideas but poor structure.
Without someone organizing the work, things get delayed, messy, or confusing.
Good operations and project management help turn chaos into progress.
✅ Why beginners can grow into these roles:
• You don’t need to code
• Organization and communication are the core skills
• Being reliable already makes you valuable
• You can start by helping teams stay coordinated
• Web3 teams often need people who can handle details
✅ Key skills that help you stand out:
• Planning
• Communication
• Follow-up
• Time management
• Problem-solving
• Calmness under pressure
• Ability to work with different personalities
Do you prefer the Project Manager path or the Operations path?
Reply below and tell me why 👇
That’s it for Day 12!
See you tomorrow for Day 13.
Don't forget to Like, follow and RT 💯✅
Day 12 – Episode 1
Topic: On-chain vs Off-chain
Good evening and welcome to Day 12 of the 30-Day Web3 Challenge!
we'll be talking about two words you’ll hear a lot in Web3:
On-chain and Off-chain.
They sound technical, but the idea is simple.
✅On-chain means something happens directly on the blockchain.
That means it is recorded on the public ledger, it can usually be verified by anyone, and is hard to change later.
Example: sending crypto from your wallet to someone else.
✅ Off-chain means something happens outside the blockchain.
It may still be connected to Web3, but the action itself is not written on-chain at that moment.
Example: chatting in Discord, storing images on a normal website, or using a centralized exchange’s internal system.
✅ Simple way to remember it:
• On-chain = recorded on the blockchain
• Off-chain = happening somewhere else
➡️On-chain is more transparent and secure.
➡️Off-chain is often faster, cheaper, and easier to use.
✅ Why both exist:
If everything happened on-chain, many apps would be too slow or too expensive.
So a lot of Web3 products use both:
Important actions go on-chain.
Everyday activity stays off-chain.
✅ Real examples:
• Your NFT ownership = on-chain
• The actual image file = often off-chain
• A token transfer = on-chain
• A Twitter thread about that token = off-chain
• A vote in some DAOs = on-chain
• Community chat = off-chain
✅Why beginners should understand this:
Not everything labeled “Web3” is fully on-chain.
Some things are decentralized.
Some things still depend on normal websites and companies.
Knowing the difference helps you understand what you actually own and what you don’t.
That’s a simple explanation of on-chain vs off-chain.
Did this make the difference clearer?
Reply or ask a question below 👇
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The future isn’t waiting for anyone either you evolve with technology or you risk being left behind. 🌍🚀
With the way technology is evolving, I can confidently say the next generation is in safe hands if things continue to unfold like this.
The world is evolving. The world is changing. Don’t be left behind.
Now that I’m done with the introduction, let’s get started. 👀
I’ll be documenting my entire journey into Web3 right here. Whether I’m losing or winning, I’ll share it all. No hiding, no pretending—just the real journey.
Let’s watch, learn, grow, and see how everything unfolds. 🧵🌐