I don't have a boss. Nobody checks if I'm 'at my desk.' What matters is if the work gets done. Took me a while to trust that instead of waiting for someone to tell me what's next. That discomfort is the whole point of this path.
Day 13. Spent today explaining why 'a company with no CEO' isn't as chaotic as it sounds. Turns out most people just need to hear the word 'vote' instead of 'decentralized autonomous organization' and it clicks immediately.
AI didn't replace my read on the community. It gave me time back to actually have one. More real AI workflows — follow along, or find deeper breakdowns on my Telegram.
Web3 clients don't check your resume. They check your Twitter. Your content IS your portfolio. Here's exactly how to build one with zero clients. Thread:
Key takeaway: by the time you pitch a client, your Twitter should already answer the question 'can this person actually do the work?' The portfolio isn't a PDF. It's your feed.
I don't know how to code. I still call myself 'building in public' every day. Documenting your work is the skill. Code is just one language you can document in.
AI can summarize a 200-comment DAO governance debate into three sentences. It cannot tell you which side is actually right. That judgment is still a human community's job.