Goooood afternoon my lovessss🌸🌸
Hope y'all are doing good?🤭
I want to say a very very BIG THANK YOU to everyone single one of you that showed up last night 🤗
Y'all mean a lot to me and I'd always appreciate y'all ❤️❤️
Thank you soooo much and I don't take it for granted.
And yes for those who couldn't attend,you can listen to the recording if you want and don't forget to come tonight by 10pm eh hear 🫂
Thank youuuuuuuuu❤️❤️❤️
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Many people don’t realize how their bio alone can either limit their opportunities or attract opportunities for them.
A few weeks ago, during a grind call with my community, we got into a discussion about bios, especially those of people job hunting in Web3.
One thing I noticed is how people try to list every single skill they have:
Mod || Community Manager || Raider || Shiller || Space Host
And before you know it, their bio starts giving “I can do anything, just give me a job” vibes.
One of the best bios I’ve seen in Web3 is @Senpai_o1 Not because he doesn’t have skills to list, but because he communicates what he actually does in a way that makes him attractive to projects and founders.
Let’s say you’re a founder looking for a community manager, and you come across three people.
Mr A: Community Manager || Mod || Shiller || Space Host
Mr B: I build solid foundations for projects, taking them from scratch to active, vibrant communities. I build and revive communities.
Mr C: That guy onchain.
Now, who are you more likely to hire?
Mr B, right?
His bio tells you what he does, the value he brings, and the kind of problem he can solve.
Mr A might have the skills, but his bio doesn’t communicate his value beyond listing titles.
And Mr C? Having a nonchalant bio when you haven’t built enough to establish that kind of personal brand is a risky move (fra btw)😂
Here’s the point: your bio should sell your value, not just list your skills.
A bio like Mr A’s can:
Make you look like you’re willing to do anything just to get a job.
Make you blend in with everyone else using the same titles.
Leave founders guessing about what you actually bring to the table.
But a bio like Mr B’s:
Clearly communicates what you do.
Shows the value you bring to a project.
Positions you professionally.
Makes it easier for founders to see where you fit and why they should work with you.
You don’t need to list every skill you have. Sometimes, all you need is a clear statement of what you do, who you help, and the results you can deliver.
Stop making your bio a list of job titles. go direct and detailed
I hope you learned a thing or two from this.💚
Why weren't you here????????🌝🌝🌝
Nawa ooo
Anyways big thank you to everyone that came last night 🤭
I was very very happy and I'm still happy ☺️
Y'all are the reasons I always show up,and I'm grateful y'all always turn up for us. Thank you sooo much.
And yes it's okay to post your wins but mind what you post too.
Not every win needs to be posted.
Let's just be guided.
Post with good intentions and not to shade people or oppress them.
Post to encourage them.
Day 12🤭 Proof of Work (PoW)
The other day we spoke about Consensus mechanism right???
Yes we did!!
And someone brought it to my attention that we haven't talked about this (proof of work) and (proof of stake).so I said why not,let's talk about it but one at a time.
So what if I told you Bitcoin miners have to COMPETE before they can earn rewards? 🌝
Sounds crazy, right?
It's called Proof of Work (PoW), the system Bitcoin uses to help verify transactions and secure its blockchain.
But how does this competition actually work? Let's gist!
Good Morning CT💜
Put in the work, but also be mindful of your health♥️
Touch grass if you can, and tag me along as well😂🥹
I pray we all have a lovely wednesday🌚✨️
The real edge in memecoins isn’t just spotting what’s trending. It’s understanding what’s driving the attention before the crowd catches on.
@urgefunX brings together buyer activity, volume, attention, and creator wallet history to help separate genuine momentum from noise.
Because a chart shows you what happened. On-chain behavior can help explain why.
But on a serious note is it??
And if yes,what are the benefits?
If No ,then why?
Come tonight by 10pm let's find out
See yaaaaaa😘😘✌️
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