Is Web3 a Phase? What are your thoughts?
With the whole Meta and trial and error project on the TL. Do you see this Ecosystem phasing out?
My thoughts are in the Video.
Gm, CT
Make do with what you have! Always see every avenue as a means to do better.
Do you know what 200 followers looks like? It’s a whole lot!
Utilize every opportunity you have. Don’t see them as limitation.
As @BrianTracy wrote in his book: NO EXCUSES. “You need to get out the island of Someday”
Love you, Fam. 🤍
Pudgy Africa Community Night in Lagos was amazing 🐧🔥
From the competitive games to having fun and laughing together. It was pure joy.
If you missed it, you really missed it.
The good news? This was just the first one. The next huddle is coming, and it's going to be bigger.
Keep your notifications on at @Pudgyafrica
Nobody does community like the Huddle!
Thank you @pudgypenguins for this and thank you for @Berko_Crypto for being an amazing community lead
Thank you @becca_nfts and every subcommunity member who helped to bring this to life.
I onboarded a new user to @MySpenda and used the new Spenda 2.0 version to send him money.
He spoke about his experience and how seamlessly it was using Spenda.
Check out the video 🔥
#MySpenda
“This is unbelievable in 2026.”
I had a guest sitting in front of me, ready to record an episode of Uncensored Grill, and I couldn’t give him one thing he needed from me: a podcast recording.
Not because I wasn’t prepared, and not because he didn’t show up.
My internet simply wouldn’t work.
After 15–20 minutes of trying to find a solution, he said, “This is unbelievable in 2026.���
I couldn’t blame him.
Road construction had uprooted the fibre cables supplying my ODU network. I tried finding alternatives, but nothing worked.
We cancelled, and we still haven’t recorded that episode.
And honestly, it got to me.
Geography is destiny.
People talk about talent, consistency, and hard work. But what happens when you have all three and still have to fight your environment to put them to use?
I’m trying to build @the_grillers , and getting online has become part of the job. Some creators are worrying about growing their audience; I’m still trying to make sure I can record.
Starlink is expensive for me right now, so we’re exploring alternatives.
This is the part people don’t see. They see the interviews, the guests, the audience. They don’t see what it took just to get to the starting line.
And when you finally make it, people will call you lucky.
I want to document this part too.
Not for sympathy as I have a show to build, and complaining won’t record the episodes.
But I refuse to pretend the playing field is level when it isn’t.
I want to build Uncensored Grill into something that matters. And I want the story to include the nights when everything was ready except the conditions to make it happen.
I’m still figuring things out. But I’m not giving up on the idea because the conditions aren’t ideal.
For now, I’m keeping this picture.
One day, I hope I’ll look at it and remember just how much had to happen before we could even begin.
I’ve got a list of 70+ Web3 founders I want to engage with on X.
So I started visiting their profiles, one by one.
I expected to find interesting stories about what they’re building.
Instead, I kept finding product updates, technical jargon, and feature announcements.
These are people building interesting things, yet their content makes you work too hard to care.
I think founders get so deep into building that they forget what it’s like to be on the outside.
They know the problems, the failed attempts, the hard decisions.
But when they post, all that disappears.
All we’re left with is an announcement.
It’s like walking into a cinema and being handed the script without knowing what the movie is about.
Your audience doesn’t need another list of features; trust me on that because I am one of your audiences as well.
They need to know what was broken, who had the problem, and why you decided to fix it.
That’s the story behind your product.
You don’t have to dumb down the tech. Just give people a reason to care before asking them to understand it.
For the love of God, hire a competent content person/Head of Content.
And no, this isn’t an ad for you to hire me. Hire someone else if you have to. 😂
Just get someone who can find the interesting bits in what you’re building and turn them into content people actually want to read.
Your timeline is teaching people what to expect from you.
Make it worth their time.
Your product might be why people stay.
Your story gives them a reason to pay attention.