One thing I’ve noticed in web3 throughout the years I’ve been here is that, nobody cares about you for now, ask for gigs from now till tomorrow, or ask them to put you in cabals or group chats or ask people to put you on, no one will answer, but once you start showing results and winning suddenly everyone starts referring you to gigs, adding you to group chat and everyone wants to connect with you
“This Is What Nigerians Call Luxury? 👀 No Privacy At All! The Craftsmanship Is Extremely Poor, And The Finishing Is Beyond Terrible. 😩” ~ An American Real Estate Expert Inspects a $1.2 Million Luxury Home In Lagos, And His Brutally Honest Assessment Is Something Many Lagos Property Developers May Not Want To Hear!
The biggest edge is being a genuine person
In a world where connections can land you bigger deals, gatekept alpha, more opportunities; Being around the right people is a 100x outperformance chance to make it
Being a dickhead and acting cold, burning bridges because of pride, is the easiest way to dig yourself a grave
Product thinking, systems thinking, and user research have always been more valuable than the code. The only thing that’s changed is now the code is free where as it had cost and time associated with it before.
Users have never cared about the code, they just care if the thing works.
@Akintola_steve Nice read but GDPR does not automatically apply because one random EU user finds your app.
It matters more if you’re actually targeting EU users or tracking them.
@Irosayi_Nation@yerinsabraham No need to compare, everyone has their own taste and creative direction, and there’s always room to improve
The space is big enough for everyone.
I built a game we grew up playing in Nigeria.
Small pitch, tiny posts, no keeper. Just dribbling, passing, shooting and trying not to get cooked.
Plays in your browser, no download.
MONKEY POST
Check it out here:
https://t.co/cGq3U7gjX8