Give me just a moment about a certain bit. Hold on.

New test.

Do you hear me?

Hello. How's it going? Hold on one second.

Everything is good.

Main thing for this business.

Everything's going good. What was that?

Thank you for staying open. You're welcome.

I said I'm ready.

Did you bring a list of questions?

Not yet.

But I've finally been able to fill the form.

This morning.

Opening tickets.

Sounds good, sounds good. I'm trying to still figure this out how I can join my suavi account and beyond this.

You know, it's kinda cause I can't. I'm kind of new to the spaces.

You're trying to.

Yes, like that. My account can be in here as well, but for some reason like I can't turn down the audio or something, it's kind of weird.

Yeah.

Using like a different phone or laptop.

Ohh yeah I can probably get on my.

Let me see if this is, you know it's, it's it's fine like this, I'm pretty sure for now.

Thank you.

Ohh.

Give me one moment, alright, let me start sending out this place to people.

Like I said I I need to I need to set up a way that I can do this kind of quickly cause I'm still new. Like I mentioned I'm new to this spaces.

For the people are listening in, I'm sorry it's taking so long.

Just bear with me.

Hopefully I can you see test. Are you able to hear me?

Alright, sounds good. Sounds good.

Umm.

I can also do caps on here.

Really realizing there right now.

Alright, let's get in. Man up here. Alright. How's it going?

Yes, hello.

Are you able to hear me? Amen.

Are you speaking in or no?

Yo, can you put a thumbs up if you're speaking? I can't hear you for some reason.

I'm gonna tell you.

Ohh OK, there it goes. There goes, there goes.

What was your question?

No, I don't really have a question for now. Yeah.

Or let's get an ill exchange up here.

Hey, how's it going?

Yeah.

Good afternoon. How's it going?

Yeah.

Hopefully everything's well.

Sure, sure.

Was.

Do you have a question?

No, not really. Not really. I have a question for now.

I guess you just hurt me, right?

Yeah, I have a question.

How's it going?

Come on. Are you guys hear me?

I'm doing well.

Ohh OK.

No, I'm just going to solar right now, starting to emerge space up.

Took me a little bit of startup, big bit like hold on. A bit confused right now. I thought I had everything good but.

My phone was just left.

Alright, when you done let me ask my question.

Yeah. So sorry.

Can I go on?

Clear for for for free.

OK, my question is uh, I am working in the projects whereby a bigger chance appears.

Hmm.

For another role, which is something I'm understudying in the, I know I can perform better in that role.

I've already told the people in charge that can do this OK, let me just call the name one, like their social media.

Good luck.

So what is it telling me is they?

They can't give it to me because it is not my core job. How would I make them choose me?

So.

They believe I'm still less in the uh in that skill or in that capability. How would I make them choose me although I already know what the project is all about and I think I can offer my best because I'm already in the team.

Hmm.

But they won't extend to. They would walk me, they would want me, they want me to read in my current capacity.

Which I have I'm gathering the skill to.

To move up.

Got it, got it, got it.

What the advice would you give to the person?

So your question is, OK, so you're a person that's currently working in the marketing field, you said, right?

Yes.

OK. So in working in the marketing field you're you're saying people don't demu trustable, that was the question, right?

Hmm.

Correct.

A marketer.

No, I'm saying I'm working as a moderator in a project, so I wanted to change switch my role to the social media handler.

About it.

Alright, so that.

OK. Yeah, yeah, I get your question.

Now, yeah.

So just to reiterate his question was, he's currently a moderator, he's trying to become a marketer or a social media management and he wants to know how to transition into that. Alright. So for starters, I would say start looking into the fundamentals of marketing and just social media in general. I would assume that you operate your own Twitter account, so you need to first start there.

So one way, like I mentioned, I have a personal brand. If you guys click on my swavey, he's in the audience right now. If you click on my Swabi account then you'll be able to go to where it says the pin threads and then check out personal brand, right? And then the personal brand, you first you want to OK, so you say you want to be a marketer. So then that kind of goes more in depth of watermarking is you need to find every fundamental of it and you just need to stick to it.

So for starters, OK, you need to make your personal brand.

That's what I really thought. Everybody's personal brand is very important to have an account that's actually in good standing or it doesn't make sense for you to run somebody else's account. If that makes sense, you got, I mean you want to be. I I would say of status if especially if you're going into the media like media management scene, it doesn't always need to be the case as long as you have like proof of work.

So to speak.

But I would say for web three wise, probably, yeah, like probably like becoming, I wouldn't say an influencer, but you know, just being known in this space thing definitely goes a long way with also getting jobs.

Alright, thank you.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Sounds good. If anybody has any questions, feel free to get on here, ask a question or if anybody on the stage just wants to throw up question as well for free whenever.

OK. Yeah.

But yeah, sorry, we're starting this space a bit late as well. It was just like to mention that.

Go ahead.

Alright, OK so.

Um, first of all, I would like to shout out to everyone present here, right. So OK, let me head on to the question. So I don't know.

For your cranium, for your cranium labs. So I don't know. I'm kind of like, I don't want to just jump into the, into the.

The ticket and starts.

You know, brushing all my just on, but I don't know is there we can you, is there room for volunteers? Like can someone just come up to volunteer for you? Your whole project declining levels. I don't know if you accept this kind of offers.

Great.

Um, in terms of cranium labs at the moment, it varies, right? Can you use your mic well, answer this question please.

Yeah. So in terms of cranium labs, it varies. You would still have to have the qualities but if you're like just wanna work for the experience but you have all the qualities and then that may be something to open to. But as I mentioned before and that like the last episode, this space isn't orientated for cranium labs. You know, it's more so like a part of the just emerged like you know just growing yourself as a person and as I mentioned before it's more so the network for suave and then obviou

But what I would say for emergent site, I am gonna be like doing like volunteers and kind of just helping people so they can help me grow out and merge. And yeah, I mean I'm pretty much just gonna just give people like actual game and then like the people that wonder want to learn and like just want somewhere to start. Like I would just teach them in terms of a marriage. But in terms of cranium labs specifically, going back to your question, honestly I'm not sure because like I mentioned, you kn

And we kind of just want the best, best, best, best on working, especially if they touch a project, you know, we wouldn't want to give something, you know, I don't know. I just kind of like.

Probably not. Just just answering your question, probably not, yeah.

Alright, thank you very much.

Most definitely.

But actually, at what point this out though, right? There's this one guy that reached out and he had like, good qualities.

But he reached out very differently. I'm just throw this out there so you guys can probably do this to other agencies because it's not gonna work just cause I'm telling you, you're not going to do it. But he pitched himself. He's like, hey look listen. And that's what I mean about Outreaching you and outreach appropriately. You know he came in at at at a certain angle and he sold himself to me, you know, like and the guy is really good because I have worked with him in the past with other projec

Work, especially long term work, that's what, you know, Cranium Labs plans to be. But I would say if you take the right approach on things, the most definitely, especially if you have those qualities as well and it isn't like maybe you're reapplying or whatever the case is. I would say, you know, maybe if you know, you just come direct and you just say, you know, I can do this, I can do this, I can do this. And the way he approached me was very, very different compared to all the other like appl

And now he's on the team, so I would just like to throw, throw, throw that out there.

Alright, thank you very much.

Sounds good. But yeah, if anybody from the audience has any questions about, you know, whether it's mindset, whether it's habits, whether it's discipline, motivation, um, whatever the case is, you know, getting into something, like I said, I have a lot of general advice that I can give. You can speak all my experiences.

Well, yeah, feel free to come up, ask a question or whatever the case is.

Yes, OK.

You gotta go ahead. Feel free e-mail.

OK so yeah, I was kind of wondering how, what advice can you give to someone like OK so.

Hmm.

Hello.

I've been trying to keep up with this constituency of the stuff, you know, like I'm a student currently paying for exams and also trying to keep up the optimistic.

Your what we can go ahead and repeat your question because I I think you cut out for everybody.

Hmm.

Like what I'm trying to say is this, I'm I'm a student currently and also I'm going to do a crispy. So I don't know. It's kind of hectic though trying to fix up everything combined both the school stuffs and web three and the hustling and everything. So is there do you have like an advice on how to combine all this stuff because.

Most times it tends to like affect one's mental health, you know?

Yeah.

Of these, so I don't know you have like any advice like drop any of.

Yeah. So like I said, I'll tell you, I'll tell you my experience and we actually had like a similar question yesterday.

But I was in college when I was first like venturing onto Web 3, and it definitely did take a toll on me, especially about the amount of time I was putting in. And I was trying to grow at that time. So it was more time than than usual, of course. And there was days where I was just, you know, just trying to do web three things. And I wasn't really trying to do school oriented work. And that led me down the path where I where I then stopped going to school and one day let's him a couple days, cou

Come under dropping out and I'm more so just been in the ecommerce space, which is web three as you guys do know and web 2 because you know, it comes kind of like in general. But the point being is looking back at it now is I could have most definitely made time for it, but it's more so finding it in yourself. Like I said, balance is very, very important and at the end of the day, you know what you want to prioritize, you know what you want to work on, you know the things that you have to get do

If you need to just step away from talking to different sorts of people, then that's exactly what you need to do. Just focusing more on the business side and just focusing on what you have to do. Priorities, make sure your priorities are right.

But yeah.

OK. Thank you.

So somebody. Oh, go ahead, Lisa.

So and my question is.

What was that?

It's somewhat similar to what he said, but it's not quite the same I have like.

Hmm.

My question is a little bit similar to what Emmanuel said, but not exactly I have these bouts of.

Motivation and energy like.

Sometimes I'm just like doing something everything for like.

Most of them, I don't end up being consistent.

So and what kind? What advice can you give on consistency?

So what advice can I give on consistency and motivation? Right, because you said sometimes you feel very unmotivated to to do things right.

Yes.

Recently. OK, so just to reiterate a recent question, her question was how can I motivate myself to do more and kind of just break the habit of not?

Kind of like wandering off into other places, right? Was that your question?

Yes, yes.

Arisa, OK. So I would say, you know, very, very recently upon these like last couple of months before like starting to like really, really like dive deep into the discipline aspect of my life.

I wasn't motivated. I didn't like. I really. How can I say?

I would get lost easily, right? Like I wouldn't know how to how to operate myself. I would think, OK, I'm gonna do this and I will never ever stick to it.

And something that I noticed in my patterns is.

This is a common thing across everything, right? More so, like, you know, when people would tell me something, I would just kind of do it. I was like, I wasn't the type of person to say no. I was more so always the person, like, yeah, you know, let's go or, yeah, let's do that. And when I started becoming more strict on what I had to do on a daily basis, it really did change a lot of the things that I do now. And I hope, I hope, I hope this like, really, really gives you some advice. You need to

Oftentimes I'm not very motivated. For example, I go to the gym every single every single morning, right? I run on the block schedule from, let's say I think it's six to like 11, then 12 to 12 to 6, and then, you know, 7 to 8. Because I do take, I do take like breaks throughout the day because if you don't take breaks, you will find yourself getting constantly burnt out.

But what I would say is I've a majority of the times, I mean even through recently, I don't feel motivated, right? But it's like you gotta do what you gotta do, you gotta stay disciplined.

Discipline, the persistency to just keep doing the things that you have to do, whether that's self development, whether that's work, whether that's balanced. Because balance is very, very important. Oftentimes the reason the motivation is not good enough is because you're just doing too much, right? You're leading yourself down to a path where it's constant burnouts. And that's not what you want for yourself because I've been in that spot where I'm, you know, I'm getting burned out and it's just

Throughout my days, sometimes I just like to take a take a step back, just, you know, refresh my mind, see, see what I'm thinking, what's going on, and also planning the things that you have to do, our great habits. And I would recommend reading some books about habits as well, because oftentimes when you have to do something, they're they're accusing lives that are not cues in life, but there's cues that happen in your head. And whenever, like something happens, you like your your head shifts i

I'm not gonna do that.

But there's like whole, like, I don't know, there's a whole, there's, there's, there's many topics on it. Cues are definitely a thing. For example, you're more inclined to go to the gym if you were the same gym shoes when you put them on in the morning. So it's like developing new habits and getting into new habits and kind of just leaving the old habits, right?

More so, I would kind of know how to, how to handle that question like specific, specific, orientated because everybody has a different type of way that they do things, right, whether that's when you're about to read, when you're about to shower, kind of like the steps in that process. So if we're relating them to like let's say workspace, which I'm guessing that you know is your topic of question, you know, get in that process of just doing it. Like for example today usually when I go to the gy

It motivates me. Like, OK, just go, just get up and go, you know, so when you take that step back and you don't want to do those things.

It hinders, it hinders a lot, hinders a lot of a lot of your mental state.

And that mental state then often leads to not doing those things.

And you will find yourself just sitting there for hours, not doing anything. That's kind of how I was.

But I hope that, I hope that gives you some insight. You know, just learn to discipline, learn how to stay persistent, you know, doing the things, doing the things that you don't want to do, but you have to do them.

Well, yeah, let's get some more people up here.

Hey, how's it going?

I will go with son and then we'll go with.

Richard.

Hey, how's it going? Ohh WW was right.

Ohh good evening image, can you hear me?

Yeah, we can hear you.

Hello, can you hear me? Am I working?

No, you're good. We can hear you.

Hmm.

Hmm.

All right, so I'm lucky. I'm glad I'm here. I'm glad I'm in this space. And sorry I'm walking home so kind of focused on what I'm doing. So I realized I I've been listening to everyone speak and I'm a Nigerian and I think my fellow Nigerians on space. So I'll just dive in. We'll stretch to the point, you know. So I've been through the web 3.

I've been into the web free space for quite some time now.

Yep.

It's been, it's been challenging talking about discipline, talking about consistency, talking about putting in you know, you're 100, you're 80%, you know.

So I feel like.

It's very easy to talk about. It's very easy to talk about all of these things. But putting in the work is where the problem comes in. And personally, like it felt when I started, when I started to go defy all three jobs, it was interesting, yeah. But along the line, I think I lost my.

You drive, yeah.

Should I say my interest based on a couple of things so I just feel like man I'm address it tomorrow I might do it next tomorrow you know that postponing and all of those things. So I feel like I would just do this probably creates CV next week and I end up not doing them you know it's really that's like one of the issues I I have when I'm when I want to do what I do so like I I just want to ask I want to travel question to the.

Everyone real quick. Like what exactly? How do you how do you maintain this, you know, this consistency of the thing. Today I'm feeling all pumps. Tomorrow I'm feeling like I'm not doing shit today, you know, let me just let me just leave it to you when I feel like, you know.

Yeah. So I'll go ahead, I'll.

How do you do it?

But.

Are you gonna say something?

You know I'm you know yeah. Yeah. You know what I just said it's happens when when you just get paid then then put it that way. It happens when you just get paid probably for a walk and you just get you just sent your order and you get some probably heads or so and then you just feel like well I've I've done enough you know let me just let me just take take a rest you know like that kind of happiness or should I say laziness in between.

Yeah. So I'll go ahead and answer this, uh, for starters, right?

So what I what I commonly realized that you OK, so what's your motivating factor by the way? What what what drives you to work?

All right.

Is it to live? Is it? Is it your parents? Is it your family members or someone in specific?

Right.

I think it's my friends like everyone around me, like everyone is doing one or two things. Like I think recently my my friend my homie just got paid I think a lot of cash. I was able to do some settings so it motivates me.

Every time I think about it, I'm like, hey, I'm not begging shit for nobody. I have to make my own damn money, you know?

So it's a, it's a living. Is it a living factor or is it?

Hmm.

Yeah, it's the more, it's more and less my living factor because I still alone. I I live alone. So just to be you know comfortable and doing my thing basically like lifestyle.

Good.

My parents still.

Yeah, go ahead. No, continue. Continue.

Yeah. So my parents. So, you know, I'm not staying with them no more. And it's going to be very weird to be like, hey, Mom. Hey, dad. You know, mine is broke, so I just have to put in the work, you know, make myself fraud.

Yeah, completely understood. Uh, your e-mail, would you like to chime in on that?

Or did you have a separate question that you that you want to ask after?

Yeah, sure. OK. I don't know.

Can you hear me?

Yeah, we can hear you.

Hello, can you?

Yes, we can hear you.

Or my rogue.

English.

Yeah, we can hear you. We can hear you. We can hear you.

OK, OK, so I just want to throw in some tips to his, to his questions, right. So I've been in that situation before and like for me, I like, OK, the first one was then trying to be consistent in going to the gym, right? So.

Sometimes I would just start. I would say, OK, I won't go to the gym for like one month, two months, keep it up. But just the first two days and I'm tired, you know, you know this kind of stuff that your body feels so weak and.

Feeling too tired? So you just give up on the road then?

Hmm.

I I had to make like a timetable, right? I had to make something like a timetable and.

Uh, huh.

Follow it up. I you know this kind of thing that you you make a timetable and you are you are so into it. You mean it and you want to use it to the end. You want to write that that journey to the end. So this is how I made is OK you make the timetable one, let's say 1 to 50 days and each of the days you you make sure you keep to it.

You do the one you're done with, the one you take it, the two you think the treaty. And also there is something else that is underrated, this thing called.

Only daily, daily plan, yeah.

Hmm.

Yep.

Daily plan is so underrated. If you can like each day before you start the next day you create something like a daily plan before you even go to bed, before you start up your new day, make sure you OK for example, now over here, nice, it's about 10:10 PM, right? So before you, before you go to bed here, just make something like like a plan or yeah, a plan for the next day. Let's say you want to go To Do List for the next day.

You want to go to the gym #1 #2. You want to OK, create a CV #3. You want to maybe 1-1 take a walk. You want to call a friend, you want to any of the things you know you want to achieve for the next day. You write it down, you down your notebook or and you just spend. Make sure you put it down somewhere and then.

When you wake up the next day, you run to that list.

You try to do each and every one of them. You take number one first when you OK, maybe #1 say your prayers, then #2 go to the gym. When you're done with that, you move to the next one like that before you know you're done with your To Do List for the day.

And when you keep going?

Imano imano.

Real quick.

OK.

So.

Just stop.

Alright, so there's some, you know, there's some factors that, or should I say natural things that would just happen like could just deprive you of what you want.

You meet your mic Emmanuel while he while he responds to that. Go ahead.

So I said there are some factors you know, that happen like OK, where's the currently, you know I have network issues, so imagine if you're all hyped for the day or you have your day planned out and.

Hmm.

Suddenly the network just goes off or or situation whereby you know you're ready for the day and you know multiple things just keep popping into your head. Probably you want to do OK, you want to do see you want you want to create a CV, you want to apply somewhere, someplace, you want to write some articles. You know all of those things coming into your head at once. And he's also not to do. And then immediately you have this network issue.

Kind of situation right there. It's not like you know you don't want to work, but.

Yeah.

Something, something stops you from working. So in that kind of situation, what exactly do you expect yourself to do? Like how do you, how do you resolve that kind of?

Knowledgeable.

And.

Here, here, here let me, let me, let me give some insight on this because can you can you can mute it real quick, alright.

So kind of like what you man said. He's kind of explaining his experience. But from what I've noticed from a lot of things that you can iterate in, in so many different types of genres and type of noises or whether it's business, whether it's lifestyle or whatever the case is. But a common trend that I see is people try to just start at the very, very high point all the time, right? I mean, yeah, it's good, it's good. It's very, very good to get action and whatever the case, just get out into th

Like you mentioned, you know your friend got paid and now you want to get paid, right? Although that can be seen as a sign of like motivation or whatever the case is. I've also been in that similar, similar position. You know, like, oh, my friend got paid by your friend. I don't know. Is he putting in time? Is he putting in hours? It's like there's a lot of factors. And when you do things for yourself, you often start seeing like for example, you said your friend got paid, right? So imagine if y

Other one that's your motivation is is bad and you know you have no type of discipline. You know you set up a daily planner and then the then the next day followed and you didn't do anything right.

The point is, is what I'm telling you is I want you to start small, right? Something small can, can, can literally lead to something super big for you in your life, whether that's reading, you know, 5 minutes a day, one minute a day, 30 seconds a day. The point is, is you want to make something, a habit over time and not just jump into it quickly. Right? So one thing you were talking about is your body gets tired. I think Evan was talking about that. Yeah, I've been going for the last, the, the

Through like 6:00 to 11:00 AM and my body is extremely tired. But the point is, is I know how to control my body in terms of I, you know, I take the weights, I take some weight off, I don't do as much heavy weights or I just go, it's kind of like a laid back gym day. The point is you want to put yourself in that environment where it's a constant thing and it's a constant reminder that you have that self-discipline to even get up and go right or get up and do those things that you're saying. So y

This is something very very big, but it takes time and a lot of people are not willing to put in that time. You have to create foundation. You know for example if you, if you're, if you're someone that that that kind of doesn't like to read, get into the habit of reading, read, read one minute. You know maybe read for one minute, right? Maybe read for 10 seconds. The point is, is you want to make it a constant daily thing and then that becomes a habit within itself and then you build on top of t

Onboard themselves with so many different types of things which often lead to demotivation because you put so much things on yourself or you, you don't even know how to control the first one you know. And I often, often, often always see this, especially with myself, like leading up to how I've been with myself personally. I've been like in in that in that I've been in that constant my mind you I wouldn't. I would never go to the gym or whatever the case is, but the point was I built that discip

You know, you want to start small. Slowly, slowly, slowly, but surely it will work out, you know. But that's only if you're willing to put in the time, like for example, for emerged insight, right. I mostly get people fundamental advice that one project they came up, I gave them fundamental advice. But there's a lot of factors that come behind it. But that only that only can happen if you put yourself out there and you begin to the research behind that, right. So for example, like I said, someth

But the point is, is you want to stick to it. You don't want to let your friends be your only, your only motivating factors to do good, right? For example, you said you live by yourself, you need to live.

That should be a factor within itself and that should be your drive that if you lose everything tomorrow you're not gonna have a place to stay. So you wanna constantly keep that in your head that you have to work and you have to provide for yourself and you have to do, you have to constantly do these things and that with that within that itself. That should be a sign of discipline. That OK, it's time for me to get started, whether that's maybe read. Like I said, if you have to read, if you have

In time. Because if you just try to jump the gun, like I said, some people can, right? Some people can have a lot of things to do and they'll do them like, off rip. But the point is a lot of people have to educate themselves over time that, OK, I have to do this at this time. Have to. You have to learn how to say no, no, I can't watch Netflix. No, I can't watch a show. No, I can't. You know, I can't be on Twitter. You know, there's certain times out of my day where I consume content. And what I

For example, you want to be able to discipline yourself in that way. OK, I'm gonna stop using it. I'm only gonna be honest for 5 minutes a day, 4 minutes, 3 minutes. You know, the point is, you wanna know what content you consume. Because often, a lot of times that I found myself when I wasn't being productive was that I would often lead into the cycle of me just being on my phone all day or me just watching the show all day. And over time you'll realize that like, damn, you know, I'm wasting a

For example, I try to make these spaces 2 hours, a minimum of two hours, because me, myself, I still have to educate myself, I still have to learn. And the point is you want to stay disciplined, even though somebody might say, oh, come on, so I'll be, let's do this is space for three hours. Although I would want to. And my, my, my, my, cold, wholehearted, the fact is that you have to learn when to say no, it has to do with this at this time, or I have to do this. You know, you want to get into t

Your priorities head on, you get, I'm saying because as you mentioned, you live by yourself. That's a, that's a that's a driving factor within itself. You know, you're your own motivation. If you lose everything tomorrow, you know who are you going to look towards? You get what I mean? So that's what I would say on the topic of discipline and motivation. You want to have that discipline.

I mean, I'm motivated too because like I said, you gotta find interesting thing yourself. And that's why I said it's like a balance between both worlds. It's like, I like to have fun, but I only have fun on certain days. You know, the only times that I go out with friends now is usually on the weekends. And if that is probably like once, right? The point, the point is, is you want to you want to learn how to balance things perfectly because a lot of people, they can get into old habits. You know

And the point is, is you wanna learn discipline and learn that balance within yourself.

But yeah, that's that's for your question.

And if you have any follow up questions, I'm free to answer as well.

Thanks doc. Thanks a lot bro. I'm very grateful.

Most definitely. If anybody has any questions or anybody wants to come on the stage, feel free to click the bottom left button where it says request to be or request to be a speaker. I think I forgot myself, but yeah, kind of just more so the inside of everything giving you guys fundamental advice. I kind of been through a lot of losses. I used to be a gambler so I could I have like a bunch of little advice, but let's go ahead and look at this space to see or Twitter to see if anybody put any qu

So OK, right here. What does it require to be a web three advisor?

So a web three advisor, I would say has to be finally, finally, like, how can I say it versatile in terms of Web 3, right, if you're speaking about web 3IN general, I don't, I mean.

I would assume they're dipping their feet in a lot of different places to be even considered an advisor. But I would say more so knowing the INS and out of everything, right, whether that's NFT's, whether that's iOS, whether that's token or whatever the case is, is the advisor itself has has to have all these frameworks of literally everything to even be called an advisor. But like where the Web 3 space at right now, a lot of people are called advisors and they don't even know what's going on, r

Like just you would have to do a lot of research even because advisor. I'm sorry but there's a lot of people like whether you believe me or not they call themselves advisors in web three and they're just not advisors. They they a lot of people don't know what they're doing and the sooner they realize that they'll be able to learn more about themselves and they'll be able to grow to to to better degree. Like me myself, I own the agency and I'm not going to tell, I'm not going to tell a client tha

Be be be very very open minded about what you can accomplish and what you can and also just putting people in their in various positions as well because at Web 3 advise you can either be the the good, the good or your project or the bad of your project right. And I would say kind of just having multiple key components of people not necessarily just one person being an advisor. But yeah that was that was to answer your question Freeman. Yeah if you if any of you guys want to come on stage ask the

Provation was a factor.

But yeah, if you guys don't wanna come up here and speak, you guys can message me on my swavy account or message that merge account and I can answer your question.

Do you have a question?

Go ahead.

OK, I've been a moderator for like 4 months now and I've been gaining experience like learning like.

Funny, the direct opposite, like I'm really confident, like my drive is high.

Hmm.

Like every day I'll be doing job hunting. It's like going on Twitter spaces. Like getting more knowledge about the job now, like this week presently.

Of lentil to like set up with server and add bots. Maybe next week I'll Start learning graphic designing and stuff to like boost my value as a moderator. Like when I first started, I first of all just speech to.

And all those with the telegram group like pitch to the dev and all the.

Hmm.

Yeah.

And all that stuff like that like I as I've learned in this space now, now it's called. It's not like that. I've learned different approach and I've got like more knowledge in Facebook recently like.

Don't get.

Gets good jobs like I'll get jobs on the road.

Hmm.

And most of the time it's always like.

Bro, bro. Richard.

Plenty, plenty. Summit.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Alright.

Hold on, hold on. Raise. Raise your hand. Let let him finish this question real quick. Let him finish this question. You go. Keep going, Richard.

Like like most of the project like there is wrong and the good ones when announce a good project now they already have their like their team complete before even enter their server. So it's really difficult. So I wanted to ask you how?

You started like when you started high, started looking for jobs and where you were looking for a job.

And I also want to know how you started like where your marketer?

As a moderator and they were crispy.

OK, I'm done. Are you hearing me?

Alright. Yeah, I can hear you. I can hear you. Go ahead and uh, it's on you can you can chime in so that you can chime into this question.

Alright, so I I heard, I heard you say, my head Richard say he has been searching for jobs for like we started 3-4 months ago. Yeah. And you've been applying and you're not getting good jobs. All right, so I come in by saying when I started it took me. I don't, I'm not exaggerating yet, but it took me about 8 to 9 months before I could like land a good job and it was all before that time it was.

All rug and many a times I don't get paid so one trying to say nonsense is I think there's like a process but then but then I I believe if you're if you're here with us we can you know put you through you know communication is key so why let while locked then was not communicating with people I know could show how how these things were done and of course I started as a chatter I mean as a chat engager with my friends and colleagues then so all we do is apply.

Like I said, group and then we get a job and then, you know, we land that one and we spent on like that before. Before I knew it, OK, I thought I wanted to do this more thing and it's not really hard, blah blah blah. Then I start applying and you know.

Funny enough I got the jobs like I got some and some I got like I think trial more than some. But the point is made at times I get robbed you know, because I have no idea of how to you know approach the dev you know, approach the admin and you know you know communicate well. So whenever the project goes off I'm I'm off it. Don't kick me out. So you know so it's like more or less like the process. So this is more like you're gathering knowledge and I believe emerge is going to you know.

That's true. I mean, explain to you how we came up with some. I really wanna hear from him. So, you know.

Yeah, so if you guys don't know who is speaking on the on this Twitter account, it's suave and I think I'm in the listening page on my other on on my other phone right now. But yeah, let's talk about Outreaching and how you can outreach and stand out. So one of the most important things in Web three that you will notice is personal branding. A lot of people's personal branding is not is not the very best. And I'm not telling you to go buy an expensive profile picture or whatever the case is, but

Tell you right, you want to make it super authentic to your profile you're liking and your values. And that's one of the most things I preach as well on the merchant side is staying true to yourself, staying true to what you got going on, trying to become the best you in that department, whether that's moderating, you know, whether you're trying to be a marketer or whatever the case is, you want to try to be the best at it, right? And you'll realize that, you know, once once you have a profile t

You'll notice that you're, you're now considered in a broader, broader field. You're not considered to be in the top moderators. You know, you position yourself in a way where you're now in the open audience, you're not necessarily narrowed down, right. So one thing that I, that I highlight in the personal brand aspect is you want to be, you want to become somebody in the space.

And and your own authentic and values right. So you wanna first figure out you want to 1st identify what values are are do you have yourself what type of what type of tweets do you want to do and I talk about personal branding if you guys wanna how can I go ahead and pin it one second yeah I'm going to pin this to the top right now give me just one moment But yeah essentially what this what this personal brand thread is about it kind of goes in depth and it kind of it kind of just shows you righ

So in this personal brand, I talk about how a lot of people styles are kind of similar, right? But we're talking about jobs and specific. So what what I would say is I recently also made another thread. It's not in my navigation of my sober account, but if we go, if we go look at it, I talk about how you can land more jobs in web three. And what a lot of people don't notice is you want to make a, you want, you want to, you want to have a profile that's very, very unique. You don't want to just b

I say this, I'm just trying to give you advice so you can or not advice insight so you can grow to become someone better, right?

So for starters, your bio is very, very similar to a lot of these people that are moderators and community managers in the space.

I understand your crypto enthusiast, but kind of listening those things out in your bio like that or?

Or like kind of like bullet points in a way, right? A bio is supposed to be your profile and a lot of people don't even understand what a bio is. It's like you gotta learn the foundation of things instead of just trying to jump in. I mean jumping in, jumping like OK, so action is one part of it. So I'm not going to say it's not, but the point is, is you want to stand out. And when you have like for example, I know a lot of people in this space kind of have similar bowls and stuff like that. And

Because even for me when I started out in the web 3 space, I was like a quote UN quote influencer and my bio was like every other influencer had so many emojis, it looked like, you know, you would go to 1 influencers page that kind of did like cloud tweets all the time and you would go to that page like it just looks so it looks so similar, right. So when I talk about personal brand, it talks about being more you more yourself and a lot of people try to imitate this other other person or other p

I've had that experience, I've, I've, you know, I copy somebody's profile and I just kind of switched it up, made it my own. The point is, it's you just want to be authentic. You wanna be like for example.

Uh, crypto enthusiasts currently in in in the field of community management and community moderator. You know, basically the point is, is you want to be authentic, authentic with your profile because even though it's it's very short, it could be very powerful and sending you more jobs, especially when outreaching on Twitter specifically because Twitter is very important and the web 3 space as we all know it, I mean we're on Twitter space right now talking about jobs, you know, so the point is, i

Project if, if, if my swavy account right, I can message the project, hey, I'm trying to be a moderator and they'll probably hire me because the point is, is my personal brand is very very strong and very authentic to myself. I'm not trying to imitate others. My teeth are very authentic, very within myself. And if you go through my page compared to I don't want to compare myself. But what I'm saying is my page is very authentic, right? And you want to have that style across your page. A lot of p

Talk about finance, but in your own way. A lot of people, as I mentioned before, I try to just play a persona that they're not. And I've also fallen into that category in the past, right? But the point is, is you want to emerge yourself and become a better person than you were yesterday. And a lot of people fail to realize that, like, OK, maybe maybe I should stop trying to just write the cloud trend for now. What if I grew up? What if I grew a brand that was authentic, that lasted me long term?

Be authentic to yourself. Know what you want know the values that you have. Know what type of person you are and portray that within your tweets be you people flock to certain people for certain reasons. Right. It's only the third episode of of emerged and and I'm a lot of people are reaching out. You know saying thank you for the advice and and the point is I'm being authentic in my own way. A lot of people aren't going to tell you to build from the ground. People are going to tell you like yea

You can know everything about no what, what, what what what is analogy? Yeah, you you can create a you can you can create a business, right? You can know everything about creating a business. But until you know all the moving parts that go behind creating that business, then you will, then you will reap rewards, right? Point is, a lot of people just try to just go into things and although it is good to just jump in, sometimes it's best to take a step back. Learn the foundation, right? Learn abou

Just learning the fundamentals. How what, what's the header size of a Twitter profile? You know, things like that. Going that route, getting those skill sets, learning how to make it even. You know it. I know a lot of people, especially me. When I started out, I didn't have a lot of money and I made my own Twitter profile. You know, I made my own header, I had made my own logo. Point is, is I used what I had and I did a lot of research to to get to the point where I'm at. And you know, sometimes

Gaining those skill sets and knowing how to.

So right now anybody can learn how to content right? And anybody can learn how to copyright.

For absolutely free search up on YouTube you'll learn things like that could help when outreaching and and can help when you creating your profile and could and could help when you creating tweets and stuff like that. But a lot of people don't wanna put in the times, you know someone's gonna search up how to learn how to copyright. Like I'm I'm giving you this because I went through this process myself, right. To get to the point where I'm at now people are going to search up how to content. Rig

People that you want to learn what OK the styles of writing, what type of styles of writing, how to catch somebody by a hook. There's a lot of factors that come into play and a lot of people like to try to do the bare minimum and you will get bare minimum results right. And and like I said I I've been a moderator before I not necessarily a moderator, but I've been in the position where you got to start from the ground up and a lot of people try to make those shortcuts and they will realize when

You do the bare minimum, you get bare minimum results. Now when let's talk about doing real things and doing that that, proper research.

When you do that proper research, you set yourself out, you set yourself apart from the crowd, right? And a lot of people you know are gonna are gonna wonder, like, OK, you know, this guy's a little bit different. His approach was very different.

As I mentioned before, on the last episode, a lot of people outreached me in a way that was very, very common.

Some people are reaching away was that was unique. So it all varies on you and the capabilities that you're willing to do and put the effort behind because once again you can be another moderator or you can be richer the moderator, you know what I mean?

Yeah, I get you. I get.

But yeah, you can find you can find those threads at the top of the space right there. Um if for the for the ones listening into this recording, go to at Swavy TV on Twitter you can go, you can click on the navigation, you can see the personal brand. I also don't have the how to lot more jobs on at the navigation, but you can just Scroll down my page and find it. But yeah, what do you have to say about that? What do you think about that now let me hear your insight.

OK, I understand what you said like.

Like, I've got him on the list from what you say. Like I really get you.

Hello.

Like understand what he says? I, like you, made some very nice points. I'm done. I'll check out your page and do more research.

Sounds good. Most definitely. If anybody has a question or wants to come up and ask any question, whether that's what, 3 experienced jobs or about how to get started in teams, as I mentioned before, I'm gonna give you fundamental advice. Maybe sometimes we'll get more in depth, but as of now, I'm more so just trying to give people insight so they can, you know, put in the proper time to then emerge themselves, right.

Uh, but yeah, uh, in our exchange, do you have a question?

Hello.

Let's get never give up in here, never giving up.

Hey, hello. How's it going?

Hello, good day.

Movies.

Good day. How's it going?

There's this project I worked on.

Correct.

OK, so after some more, uh, they decided to pay in form of their 13.

Wait, what was that you're cutting out?

Like I said, there was this project. I was a moderator on the discord then.

Uh, huh.

To DP on weekly basis, so after Pinos in form of the two team they were telling us that.

Hmm.

After some few weeks like it was about 8 weeks then that they were hard liquidity to the to team so few days to.

Ohh.

To the launching the rocket pulled, So what can you talk about that?

Here we come.

So you go, so you work. Hold on, hold on one second, one second, please, please raise your hand if you want like 10 minutes stuff. But yeah, in terms of, in terms of like just reiterating your questions. So your question was you worked for eight weeks, right, and you didn't get paid because they rigged.

No, like I was walking, they were paying me weekly, but they had told him was not listed then.

So they were like, can you repeat that? It's kind of hard to hearing you.

Like they were paying me in form of their touching, but it was it wasn't listed then.

Yo, is someone better able to hear that? Because I don't. I'm not sure. I'm not. I'm not able to. I'm not able to catch that.

That said, he said that they were paying him in the in the the talking, like the projects talking, like the local talking.

Ohh OK OK OK so they were OK. So you were getting paid through a token?

OK. And your question was what?

Like so it was two days to launch the two team. That was when we got to know that it was a scam.

Hmm.

Got it, got it, got it. So I'm gonna be honest, this is actually my first time ever hearing about getting paid through like a token compared like, OK, so the, the, did you know that the value had token? The did the token have value? My, my apologies. I couldn't say that. Right. But yeah, did the token have value when they first initiated conversation with you or did they just kind of say that?

So.

No, there there was no value because it was. It wasn't listed then.

Yeah, yeah. So you were just kind of doing it in hopes that it had value when it launched, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Got it, got it, got it. So in terms of this project's values and intentions, what made you work for free for for those eight weeks?

Through those weeks.

Yeah.

You know, I I feel that I didn't have anything doing. So I felt that maybe it would be a big opportunity for me.

Yeah, I mean, I mean, honestly, um.

That might be the gold bonus of you, but it's it's very, very, it's very sad to hear that because it just sounds like they honestly just took advantage of you. But what I would say is like kind of just being more informed of what's what's going on and what people are telling you, because what a lot of people can tell you, you know it, it can sound good, you know, to your ears. But the sad truth was, you know, they didn't pay you. And the token handle value. And a majority of project tokens are g

Or has liquidity in the pool. You can actually differentiate what's gonna what's gonna happen or how much hype are they gonna generate. But I would say kind of just more being aware of of what jobs you were accepting. I'm not gonna sit here and say, you know, blame yourself, right. Just get educated, see, see what type of, see what type of jobs. I I wouldn't say working for a token.

I mean I like I said, I'm in the end of T space, so I'm not are are you in the like are you in the other like token space or what's how did you find me?

Yeah, it was both there talking and NFT. We minted the NFT, it went successful.

Got it, got it, got it. So yeah, I'm honestly, I don't know me personally I would never get paid through talking unless it's like backed by a lot of people and it's like backed by like actual proper structure in order for me to actually put time into something. So I would just say more. So just do your do, do your due diligence and kind of know what's going on because if are you able to like show the project at all.

Yeah, I just make sure that was the last time I'll ever accept such offer.

But we we.

Yeah that's not very very common where like in in the Solano or the you know etherium space from from what I know I know people do get paid in tokens but that have a liquidity right. But yeah that's kind of just sorry to piggyback off of it. Yeah as I mentioned I would say just do you do do you do diligence kind of know the scams of moderators because there's a lot of people that also try to scam moderators too you know they already stem like hey are you trying to this is this is this is some ac

Where people reach out to like collab managers and stuff like that, where they then go go on to like try to lead them on into getting a job. And then they scammed them right in some ways, some form, whether they click a link or something or download a game, I'm pretty sure one of the two. But the point is you want to get informed of these common scams and how to avoid them. I'm not sure about all the scams myself, but the point is, is to do the research behind that and see what are the, what are

But yeah, more so kind of just doing your due diligence, kind of knowing what's going on before you, you know, work for anybody because you don't want to work for somebody and somebody take advantage of that without paying you in some type of way. But if you're getting experience, you're getting experience or you if you're an intern, you're entering, but yeah.

Ireland understand that, but I'm very glad I met you guys. I've learned a lot from this piece.

Thank you so much for coming out. It's greatly appreciated. Alright, we're gonna add a couple of speakers.

Um.

Alright then.

Alright, sounds good. Alright.

How's everybody doing on stage? I think we'll go from. We'll go from Joe Joe's glass. See you again. We'll go Joe's Timmy and then son and then shady.

Well.

Hi, hello everybody. Just wanted to share something with you guys. I.

Really stuck with today. I was listening to something and.

Really got me on the mindset that knowledge is everything. Information can be used in a lot of ways to make money.

And yeah, just like.

Jump in every space you can. Learn as much as you can. I would recommend start reading books.

I'm personally, I just started reading something called you can't hurt me by David Goggins. It's a great motivational book.

Yeah, I see shady in the chat. This guy is fucking sick. I've been in a bunch of spaces where he's been asking questions. He's great at it and I can tell he's really smart.

Yeah, so data up to date on your information and let's learn.

Yeah, just to piggy off of what Joe said by the way.

Information is very, very powerful and you guys have Google at your fingertips in the modern age, which a lot of people didn't have in the past. So definitely once again use it to your advantage. If you've been listening to this space and what we've been talking about, as I mentioned, you can iterate it into into many, many, many type of different ways and then you can build upon that, right. But the only way you will do that is if you do the proper research and you put in the time to learn and

Mean of getting said, oh, you know you can do this if you do this. But the point is, is a lot of people are not willing to put that time and I used to be like that as well. But the sooner you realize that is the sooner that you'll start bettering yourself over time. But yeah that's just to piggy off, piggyback off that what's going on to me, the travel question.

Hey, good to see you bro. How you all doing?

Or well, doing well I hope, right?

Hmm.

As much as as much as possible. Just going back to a bit earlier on in the conversation as well about like foundational basics, all the rest of it as well. Obviously without without going through all these hard things in life, you're never going to go strength are you and resilience and then you're never going to learn from it. So each kind of failure, look at it maybe as a stepping stone towards that success rather than that failure itself as it is, you know, a million times down, a million and

Type thing, right?

Cool.

The challenges?

100%, a 100%. We actually talked about that the other day too. A lot of people take failure as a very, very negative and that could be very detrimental to what you got going on or what you plan to go have going on, right. So kind of just kind of just to reiterate what Tony said, can you hold on just to kind of piggyback off what Timmy said, you know, use those, use those weaknesses quote UN quote weakness. I'm not going to say weakness, you use that failure as a sign of motivation to push throug

Right. Foundation is important. The only way you're gonna know is by trying. You have to do, you have to do a lot of trial and error until something sticks. And we talked about that yesterday as well. But like I said, you can reiterate in so many different ways, but catching something and then when it sticks, you know continue that and build on top of that.

Select good today.

Was definitely alright. Did you have another question or was that it right?

Just that for now, bro.

That sounds good. Alright son, how's it going? What's your question?

I don't I don't have any question though, but I just wanna check this in real quick.

Like we've been we've been here for a while now and I I guess you're trying to like create this growth awareness and you know passing knowledge around everyone right here. So I'm suggesting if you are listening to me or if you can hear me right now you try follow try give emerge or follow try give us because of follow and I think by so we can actually be in touch.

What do you think, bro?

I think so.

Yeah, most definitely. You wanna be in constant, constant, constant battles in your minds that are dealing with the same people around you. And the reason for that, you know, your circle is very, very powerful. Who you, who you surround yourself with is very, very powerful. The content you consume. I'm going to start trying to host these spaces more. So around 2:00 PM EST, 3:00 PM EST. Um, I'm not very, very sure yet because like I said, I do run on a block schedule. I don't try to force myself

Cost of space. And you know, I just start from there and like I said I'm more authentic with the emerging side compared to like, you know, than doing other stuff because I like what I do. So like I said, you know, just if you love something you're gonna want to be the best at it. The people you surround yourself with you know emerge this court, join it. You know it's going to be in the Twitter bio. But yeah you know I'm, I plan to make that space. It's going to be, it's going to be a free space,

Of this emerge I'm going to start noting them down have have somebody in the audience no down the good questions no down the the questions that catch you know that catch interest within the within the within the space to make it good. So as I mentioned before emerged this Court it's going to be a free discord and I'm about to give a lot of value to a lot of the web three community is going to be you know Solana insights on you know what's going on in crypto different things like that I don't pla

I don't plan to be that person. The the the goal with me is just to be authentic in a way and just spread positivity and spread and spread growth. You know teach people how to buy a Ledger. You know teach different types of things. This inspire people to to be better than they were yesterday. That's kind of more so to go with the marriage is to be open minded and be willing to participate and be willing to grow. Ask those questions. I feel stupid. Ask those you know it doesn't hurt to ask a ques

People for trying and, you know, that's not, that's not the type of space I want. There's no stupid question in the space. You know, if you don't know, as I mentioned before, I'm gonna give you fundamental value but then, you know, use that fundamental value and put in the time and effort to really grow yourself. But yeah, that that just answer that and yeah, you know, follow everybody on the speaker stage. You know, appreciate them for asking those questions to give you the chance, you know, to

Sadie, did you have a question?

Yo, what the fuck is up, bro? You good?

Yo, how's it going? I appreciate you for helping me. Uh. On the first episode of emerged. Greatly appreciated.

Yeah, man, I'm sorry I couldn't come to this. I tried, I tried shutting out for a little bit, but I was actually at work doing some things. But now I can come chill out here for a while, you know, I thank thanks for the shout out, Jessica. Appreciate it. I've been there. I've been in a lot of spaces asking a bunch of questions, man. It's all about learning. And I just wanted to point out I was the discord man at the start and, you know, that's how I really started, you know, really started my ap

I did, did a few etherium blue chips, one called Molly, and then I saw I sort of shifted away from Ethereum because it was quite, you know, it's quite intense over there. So I went to Solana and started doing it over there. But then, you know, I thought maybe it wasn't for me being a discord mod or, you know, and I thought, you know, I wanted to, you know, make a difference. I wanted to, I wanted to make people happy in a different way and which is why I came over to Twitter and started like, tr

Time to really build my personal brand, trying to try to make people understand what I represent. And yeah, that's it. Really. So yeah, yeah, I've been there. I've been in a bunch of spaces like all day and yesterday and today and it would've been like, yo bring showed you up, man. Bring showed you up and.

Yeah.

You're actually at a home today. Yeah. Like I've had this the a couple of people today. My my homie called Kurt he he jumped into space I was in and he he fucking dropped me 10 soul and someone else gave me a bad cat today and and I'm just like damn man like this is so much love man. But it almost feels like it's paying off. Like you know I've been here growing every single day man. And you know I feel like to a certain degree I deserve that stuff, you know.

100% a 100%. If you're putting in the time and effort, you definitely deserve it. I think anybody that is trying 100% a 100% deserves to reap those rewards. And you know, definitely don't take those times for granted as well. Don't get too when you're at the high. Don't get too big headed. What I mean by that is don't get.

Yeah, exactly. It's, it's it's.

Not now, this did not. This gives me more strive to like even wanna wanna do it even more now, you know? I mean imagine. Like yeah.

Exactly. It should be a motivating factor to to keep pushing on, to keep doing those things. And you should humbly take those rewards because as I mentioned before, I've been in the, I've been in those spots in my life where I thought, you know, I'm at the all time high. It's gonna be like this forever. And you realize stuff doesn't last. If you think short term. You know, build on top of what you got going on. Continue asking those great questions. For example, yesterday night I asked Frank a q

Some more so able to just ask whatever I want. But I asked Frank a question that really stood out to me because as you guys know, I'm a marketer myself, suave and I kind of, I kind of like the media field. So I asked the question specifically about Frank's profile and how it's set up. And as you guys know, if you don't know this, Frank is always in controversy on Twitter when he tweets because his tweets attract the mass of of crypto Twitter, right. And it usually kind of hurts the majority of t

Because you know, obviously has a big Twitter. So when he tweets certain things the reaction of of of the crypto space is very, very important. So that question that I asked them is are his tweets genuine or are they set up to to create that type of traction. And the question was so good I had him stumbling his words right and a lot of people messaged me like you know, you know, yo, that was a great question. I would have never thought of that. But like I said, you know that that that stuck out

As as I mentioned before, I'm authentic in that in that aspect that I kind of know what to look for and kind of know what to grasp at and kind of know what to look for in certain people's profiles and stuff like that when you're analyzing something. So the point is you want to stand out in these spaces and you want to ask those questions that are sometimes not common or or sometimes, you know, if somebody said it already, you know, maybe add on to it or something. The point is, is you wanna you

Jumping on the bandwagon, right. And that's, you know, that's kind of shady. It was saying is he's getting a lot of, he's getting a lot of notice because he's being himself.

You know, a lot of people try to try to lie and try to just just play this character that they're not. And whenever you get asked the question back or something, now you know. Now you know. You don't even know what you're talking about. You know.

And and yeah, like that question last night, but like I got a couple DMS and they're like, yo, that was a good question, bro. Like you should definitely keep asking more questions like that. But yeah, that's kind of just a piggyback off that. But any if I think Cosmo is next, right, how's it going Cosmo Cosmos?

Hey, good evening all. Good evening image and thank you for bringing me up to this stage. I'm so glad. Grieving community and the point I pick and what you are saying is very critical and very nice. Building oneself. Yeah, because people seek you if you have value. People go for value. They don't deal with people without value. So I'm so happy about what you're saying.

This space since I started following you, I'm building my.

Exactly.

Momentum for you to get traction. So what I pick is for someone to build value. If you build value, you will be attracted by value. So I'm so happy. Thank you. Thank you.

Mozart, definitely. And as I mentioned I get a lot of I get a lot of the EMS and it is, it is very heartwarming because I I do try to respond to all of them and sometimes I I can't like right away, but I do respond to them right. And as you mentioned, if you seek value, value is exactly what you find, if you seek negativity, negativity is exactly what you find. And more so me, swavy as a brand, I'm trying to be positive. I'm trying to inspire others to start building themselves out, whether you

What is the what is what is being the developer you know? Point is, is I wanna push you to being open minded of what's possible and block out all that first that people tell you you know.

Some, I don't know. OK, we said it shady. Had a question before, I go like a little bit off topic, but just want to add on to that study.

OK. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, I'm gonna go a bit off topic as well, but so it's it's something you want to go off topic first.

So I don't know if you guys ever have ever heard the saying or you know maybe you're talking to somebody about a great idea and they kind of tell you, well, everybody else does that. Has anybody in the stage has, have you ever heard somebody tell you that like you know maybe you want to start something they're like, but everybody does that.

Have you, have any of you guys ever got that put like 100 emoji or thumbs up maybe if you heard that?

Yeah, basically I got a lot of ideas that, you know, people try to block out, right? A lot of a lot of people that are around, you don't really see the vision, how you see it. And if you stick to something and you try to make it as best as possible and once again, if you're willing to put that time and effort to make something happen, it's going to happen with due time. You know, Cosmo mentioned just now that he's, you know, he's taking my, my insight and he's using it as a motivating factor. Yo

Are you gonna follow me and just get a dopamine rush of trying to just do what I'm saying to do and not actually putting in the time to do it? You know, Cosmo is trying to build this brand, as you mentioned before. And like you said, if you seek value values, what you're gonna find, and, you know, shady shady, you had your hand up, go ahead.

Yeah. Yeah. OK. So OK OK OK OK alright. I didn't even know I was going to say no I have no I was gonna say so basically yeah for like I can see a lot of people here like are enjoying being a discord mod and 111 way. I saw a differentiate myself when it came to discord mine. It's just been unique man. Like being unique like don't be in the chat going hey what's up you know blah blah you know love like really like trying to 12 into people's like sort of not laws but you know.

I always just tried to involve my life. You know if you for me I was comfortable with docs and a lot so I post a lot of pictures. I've been smoking joints or you know, I'll be posting pictures of me on on hikes or something like that. And we're in which really like gave them the sense of feel that I was legit. You know? And you don't want to give him the sense of feeling that you're not a legit and you're just there for the money because that's what really you know pulls the community away from

You know discord Martin and keep them until the mint. You know you know if you really want to build you really wanna build your projects that are strong and keeping you on after min and then that's sort of the the route I took with them with being a moderator you know I wanted to stick out I wanted to be the sore from where you know other projects were coming to me then and saying hey you know we see you you know you we see you in a you know these strong you know projects and you know we want to

And like I wanted to fully disclose, but I was getting like over like $500.00 a week, just there being an NFT discords just back.

But hold on. Don't, don't, don't let it cross over your head. You were being authentic. You weren't trying to push it exactly.

Has been authentic. Yeah I was being authentic. So unique. Yeah I was being very unique you know then that's I stuck out like a sore thumb so that that's not the reality. You know I I was very definitely in the 1% but to be in that 1% you need to be unique. Don't try and be just like everyone else or don't try and just be a discord mod just be yourself and and really represent the the the the product that you are representing which is the NFT.

But yeah, Joe, would you like to chime in on that?

Yeah, I just wanted to say the best way you can stand out is definitely just be yourself. Not everyone's going to love you, you gotta understand that. But yeah, there definitely will be a lot of people in the NFT community that will, because there's a lot of loving people and so on it, for sure.

I'm not too much into Ethan all that, but I've been in a few projects and they're also just as nice.

Yeah.

Yeah, most definitely. And and I also wanted to chime in on that as well. Personally, I, as I mentioned before, I would go copy BIOS or I would try to like act like somebody else. I would try to tweet like somebody else. And like I said, be yourself imitated in your own way, be authentic to yourself. As I mentioned before, some people aren't going to seed your, your vision, some people aren't going to like you. And that's just the sad, true, how you react to that. It's completely up to you. You

Did I used to like a lot of the likes I used to, you know, kind of just, I'm telling you this because it's the truth and a lot of you guys are going to go down this path and I want you to take my experience with the grain of salt of how you can and how how you can brand you brand yourself, right.

So back then on my swavy account, I used to you know engagement farm to the Max always 24/7, 24/7, 24/7. And recently coming back to Twitter and kind of just doing things differently of of of how I want to approach myself in this space and how I want to build the audience and how I want to inspire people to you know do these things. A lot of people that are sticking with with these with these emerged episodes are going to really react those awards. And I'm I'm talking specifically for the people

And then building on top of it is definitely going to make you stand out like a sore thumb as shady was mentioning. But point is is I went from like headed mentality, copying others, copying others you know bio looking the same and stuff like that to being authentic to me and and like I said I identified my values as a person, what I wanted to do in the in the web 3 space and then I applied it to what I had going on my profile. I switched on my whole aesthetic. Everybody that was that used to li

Whole new page of swapping out there. Like what's going on, you know, like this guy just went from cloud tweeting every day to, you know, he's somebody else, you know? So like I said, not everybody's gonna see the vision, not everybody's gonna like you. Point is, you just stick to it, you know, as long as it's authentic to you. Like, as I mentioned before, you will reap the rewards long term. But yeah, I said you had a question or you, you have something to come in.

Yeah. Yeah. I just wanted to touch on like um, just if if you know I'm gonna be 100% honest there because you know the the whole learning process is realized and sometimes that you're doing wrong. And and I had to realize that a lot of times and and I would say most people in here that are moderators or community managers or whatever and all your bodies are the same. So can you understand how, what, why why why you are the same and you're not sticking out like a sore thumb. You know some sort of

So I I was sort of marketing myself as your favorite reply guy. I wasn't just your regular reply. I was your favorite reply guy. And I really made like memes about it and you know, little graphics about it and you know, stuff like that. Even my I think my my banner on my Twitter discord is is on my my Twitter banner is your favorite reply guy with the guy doing a love heart sign and stuff like that. So when it comes to BIOS, I think that's really important as well, not just having the generic co

Debate mod, you know, sort of thing. Go just, you know, twist it up a little bit. Make it look pretty. And I think that will go a long way when a project founders the scroll and, you know, looking for moderators.

Yeah, most definitely. Like I said, you want to stick out.

A lot of people it's, it's like it's.

I mentioned before, I used to, I used to think that I was always right. And when you come to that realization that you're not always right, you're not the best, you're not putting in enough time, that's where you will then start pushing yourself to do more. I used to always tell I always tell my friends, but you know I'm busy. And then whole time I'm saying I'm busy, but I'm not even, you know, I'm not even doing compared to what I do now. I used to just say, oh, I'm doing this, I'm busy XYZ XYZ

You really, really want to be honest with yourself. And I wish, as I mentioned before, I wish I had somebody that told me that, you know, like you're not doing enough. You're not. You're not putting as much effort as you think you are. You could be doing more, you could be researching more, you could be put in the time to do more.

And like as I mentioned before, a lot of people are going to get dope dopamine out of me saying all that. But the people that are really put in that effort to really go change your bio, make you unique, make it stand out, don't make it like everybody else. That's what you will then reap rewards. As I mentioned before, Personal brand is everything, at least to a lot of people that I know that are hiring and.

Want to take advantage of of everything you got going on, especially in your Twitter profile, whether that's your bio or your personal page? You know, click the thread that I have at the top.

Uh, but yeah, see you have something.

Yo, just again, like I think even just even the change of names even has a difference. My name before was Slim Shady and when I really talked the approach I thought, oh, we really want to build up my personal brand. I had to take slim out because the reality is like I don't want people to refer to me as slim shady and and I think long term that will that will affect my, my, my brand and you know, like being put as slim shady. So now I'm shady and I can have a whole different approach on that. So

Definitely, definitely helps.

100% a 100% and as I mentioned that personal brand will will give you a new view of things. As I said my goal with swapping like this emerge emerge like episodes is kind of just to give you that insight of things. Kind of open your mind of what's possible and names is one of the things BIOS but it's like it gets more deep you know is your name super super long where I can't even pronounce your name from a couple seconds of talking to you. You know it's like how you want to brand yourself from a

Is it want it is definitely a differentiating factor. People see it's it's so simple but it's it's it's as complex as it gets you know I'm saying But yeah son had his hand up and then we'll go to shady and you guys can chime in on that or ask another question.

Alright, so, um, real quick here, I just want you to listen. Are you saying if I have a, if I have a long name or, you know I'll be a long name? Of course I do. So if I'm having a long name, it's advisable for me to, you know, shorten it in the web through space because. Because.

Yeah. So I'm not, I'm not trying to give anybody exactly what you need to do and stuff like that because as I mentioned before, the goal of Emerge Insight is to open your mind of what's possible and if you find it within yourself that that change is required, you're gonna go seek that change. But yes, in short, I would say change your name, change your bio up, make it look clean. Like I said, the esthetic has the flow, especially with your profile picture and and header. I talk about it in the p

If you're not somebody just listening into this audio or or the recording of the space, go back, read it. Really take the time to put in the effort into researching that as well, but yeah.

Um.

All right, so quick one. What do you think about mine? Because I'm thinking of naming myself son. Just son. What do you think, Shady?

OK.

You.

Yo, OK, so listen to me. Yeah, let's listen to this.

Hold on, hold on, hold on. For for starters, for starters.

Shady be as I said, you wanna be in I I said you. You can talk about your experience, you can give them all the all the game in the world. But emerge is more so about being authentic.

So I would say so.

No, no, no. That's what I'm gonna try. I'm gonna try and express that.

OK, got it, got it, got it.

I'm trying to express that so son of well, OK, So what like?

Do I think some's a better name? I don't know because that's like that's not, you know, that's not me. You know I'm, I'm shady because you know I I love slim shady. But also at the same time I changed because you know Slim Shady is a very famous person, also on Twitter. And you know I thought that would actually like have an effect to my Brandon. Do I think people should have shorter names? Yes, because it's catchy. But if you have a longer name there's nothing wrong with that and and I think th

Unique, you know, and so I saw that. What's his face just changed the name to Fras. To me, that's better because you know what? Like, when I look at that sort of profile, I think that's more of approachable than a name with an under score. And that's just my personal preference, but no.

You do need to be yourself, and if you really believe them in what in your name, then keep that name, you know? So it's yeah, that that's what it's saying.

Sounds good, sounds good. So we'll go to direct and then we'll go to reset. Well.

If you know direct, is it a? Is it a whole new question or is it? Is it? Are you trying again?

Director year. Hello Arisa, you can go ahead and go then.

Who's drac? You mean D? Zach?

Exactly.

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So I just wanted to talk on the jobs on web three and just like clicking value for yourself, I haven't really landed.

Wait, hold on before before we say that, wait before we say that way. Or did you want to chime in on that or did you have a separate question like these like here?

Hope. I mean hope, I guess they're not here. OK, go ahead, continue with your question.

OK OK so I haven't learned any job relating to Web 3 yet, but I really am just trying to create value on my own without using any like.

Uh, jobs or anything Josh and clean a personal brand like you're talking about here, so that I would just like get that straight up referral without really grinding that hard or doing something. It's hard to create a personal brand for sure, which I mean you guys are talking about it, but I feel like if you can create a personal brand for yourself.

Really gonna make things easier for you on the web. Free space as you all are saying. I really.

I'm gonna bang.

Yeah, but everyone can make their personal brand. Everyone can make their personal brands. So I I can understand that it might be hard for you, but if you're not willing to make the effort and and put in the time, then do you deserve to build your personal brand? That's how I saw it. You know I I've been working and grinding hard. Like hard hard hard, hard and you know maybe harder than I should actually. But if I if I'm willing to put in the time I should be rewarded for it. So if you're you ar

You're willing to put into the time to build on your personal brand. You can make a really good personal brand out of yourself. Just just don't, don't try and look at other peoples and think ohh well well these guys are better than me. And so so it doesn't really matter like focus on yourself bro. Like if you if you really have the time to to to focus on your personal brand and learn about it, you're going to make it bro. Just believe like that.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, I do. And I understand what you're trying to say, but I'm coming from a newbies perspective. You get. I'm just new to this space.

Yeah, hold on. Let me, let me turn him in on that. Right. So one important thing that you got to realize this foundation, if you don't know anything, it's time for you to do the research and start beginning to learn, right. So what I would say is if you're trying to get into the, into the job, into the web, three job aspect, you want to either start small and then lead up to bigger positions over time. And I wouldn't go ahead and start telling you, go ahead and start marketing. No, first you nee

Learning how to socialize, learning how to be a part of something and preach it as if it was your own, those type of those type of skill sets that require with coming up a moderator. Not everybody is cut out to do, but the point is in how I talk about interpersonal brand aspect from Web 3, right? Go to the thread that I have highlighted at the very top of the space and you're able to click on the personal brand. But it goes into a lot of insight of how you can approach yourself from a Web 3 aspe

Be yourself and a lot of what you have to realize. A lot of people are not going to flock to it right away. And I'm not. Like I said, I'm not going to tell you to go with being influenced or stuff like that. The point is if you stick to it long enough over time and due time.

You will stick out and you will be authentic in your own way. You will be noticed as a person that took a different approach to things you know. Then it followed the normal stuff. But like I mentioned before, we talked about.

You know doing cloud tweets and stuff like that to grow and I'm like as I said before from a from a personal brand aspect if you if you're saying you're not gonna clouds here if you're not gonna engagement form as I said I I still stick to my values now but I do it in a way that creates value and it's not very just catching catching you know I'm saying you want to like I said you want to be different you don't want to tweet out interact interact for $1.00 or you know I'm saying the point is it's

Authentic and just don't follow the trends, trends. You know, I could easily make spaces on SWI talking about FX. I don't know anything about this FTX stuff that's going on. I get the fundamental aspect of it right. I get that. You know, crypto is not in the best environment right now. The point is, is you wanna, you want to know what you're talking about. You don't want to get into those conversations that you don't. So when you start your personal brand, it's one of the most important things t

Install all those type of things and then start becoming, OK, now that I got my personal brand down, now that I know what I want, OK, Now what skill sets, what skill sets already kind of have this going on. There's a moderator have this, there's a collaboration monitor. You know, I'm saying essentially what you want to do is you want to create that foundation of yourself from a Web 3 aspect. And I think the most important way to do that is by first creating your personal brand.

And like I said then after that how to land more jobs than web three and I talk about how you can you know get into the position. And I like I said I I go into it as well, but it's more fundamental value and I kind of leave it open for people to learn because giving somebody everything I said, I can teach somebody how to be a marketer whatever the case is.

At the end of the day, they're not going to be able to recall things, they're not going to be able to look for certain issues they're not gonna be able to analyze. So the point is, is you want to find the genuine in yourself to actually learn this type of stuff so then you can reap those rewards long term.

But yeah, that's the answer your question. These are like, I don't know who. I think Cosmo had had their hand up.

Thank you.

Cosmo, did you have a question?

Yes, I'm here.

OK.

Words.

Thanks for giving me another privilege to speak up again. OK, what I want to add is not a question, but I want to add.

Forwards you people are saying like building value and adding value to yourself and you know as the market is currently done like my suggestion and my advice to people in the community is like now is the best time to educate yourself, to position yourself. Know the things that you need to know that will help you to grow widely in blockchain, in web tray technology.

Also, research and education is the things that we skyrocket. That's something that we give you traction, that we bring up your momentum for you to get done or knowledge that you need is education and research. Thank you.

Yeah, most definitely. Education and research. It sounds so simple, but yet people, people just don't want to do it or don't have time to do it. Like I said, you make you make time for the things that you want, and education and research are very, very important, especially in the web 3 space. All right, let's go to King and then shady. Let's get different speaker talking. How's it going? Did you have a question?

It does that.

How's it going, Sadie?

Ohh no. How's it going king you mean?

I mean, I said king. How's it going, king?

Yeah, I think he's ragging king. Are you there, bro?

Your king. Hello.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm. I'm here, I'm here. Guys, can you hear me?

Yo bro. I love the sauce as well, bro.

Yeah. Thank you very much, Audie. Nice one.

Dorseys yeah, that's fire.

Yeah, yeah, swavvy.

I'll give you a follow bro. I'll drop any follow to any my sources.

Hmm.

Nice one, nice one, shady. Ohh. My question is this. For someone who is, who is new to this space and who's good with ideation, you know, coming up with ideas you know to solve real life problems in this space but doesn't have the connections or skill set to to really support the ideas, what do you think such a person should should do? You know, moving forward? That's my question.

Alright, so when I'll tell you about my experience and and how I kind of started leading up to me getting more network. So when I when I got into the web 3 space, I knew absolutely nobody. I had no friends. I hadn't really. Well, I'm not gonna say I had no friends, but I made friends along the way, right? And I did have friends coming into Web three, but not a lot of them. Kind of liked the Web 3 aspect or they didn't really know what was going on. So they had to get informed, right?

So I would, I would say first, OK, if you're good at making ideas and you know you want to Start learning the other stuff and you also want to start getting those connections to then make those ideas. I would say start, start small, right. Whether that's networking small, joining spaces like these, getting connected with the right people. Because if if you're the type of person that kind of has that drive and and sense of energy to make things happen but not necessarily like one thing and what i

What is? I think it's called cold calling, right? Kind of referring on to on to some web tools aspect.

In terms of like buying houses and stuff like that, what people use, what usually happens is like, you know, not a lot of people are willing to do all those calls and stuff, right?

The idea, like I said, you can iterate it in your own way. Not a lot of people are wanting to come up with those ideas, but the people waiting to execute, it's like if you're somebody that's good at one thing and you know somebody that's good at another thing.

Coming together as one could be very, very powerful, right. And you would only do that by networking overtime. And what I would say is like I said, I didn't grow the connections I have now. Now I have a lot of connections and I know a lot of different people. But I would say this right over time you're going to start slowly developing yourself, I and I and I'm going to direct you to the personal brand thread because that personal brand that is very, very, very important. And like I said, you ite

What you want to do in the Web 3 space? How you wanna grow, what part do you wanna play? What position do you want to be in? If you want to be the person that makes the ideas, you can be exactly that. But you need to portray that as loud as possible in your own way, right? So whether that's making tweets or whatever the case is, over time you're going to start getting connections, but you will only do that in due time. It's not going to happen tomorrow. You can't make things happen in one day. O

So I see things and the insight that I've gotten overtime is you can't have everything quickly.

You know, you can't have a gym body in in one day. You know it takes time. It takes. It's a process of things you gotta develop yourself over time. The point is a lot of people are not willing to do that. A lot of people want to get rich tomorrow. And unfortunately you know in the world world. Well from what I've realized is it doesn't work the majority of the times unless I don't know who you are and you have. I don't know what connections you got or you know but but you're talking about in the

I'm not. I'm not a very social person. I don't really talk to a lot of people.

Alright, so when I started talking on these spaces, it's kind of I'm, I'm like I said, over time you started developing skills by yourself and you start kind of iterating how you could do things, right. And in these spaces, I don't know if you see how I, how I transition things. I'm like, OK, do you have a question or yo, do what do you like to follow up? It's like learning those social skills as well, learning social skills in general, learning how to communicate with one another can go a very,

I'm not supposed to do things like that. You're supposed to be formal. You know, maybe at least like I said, insinuate in, in a way that you're not forcing that conversation. So what I would say is be more genuine with yourself. Try to get in those circles of people that are like minded, like you join space spaces are one of the best ways to network with people. Asking question that that makes people shocked that you're there, you know, stand out like a sore thumb, you know, learn different outr

This overall learning how to be sociable and learning those skill sets which is outreach and content writing, copywriting, getting what you want without saying what you want. You know all those little things play key factors when networking and overtime you're not going to get it right away. You're not gonna understand what I'm saying right now but if if if you're following the emerge episodes along the journey maybe in the 20th episode you look back at this. If you stayed along the way by the w

It's to open your mind of what's possible and what can be possible, and only you can do that research and really find out what is needed to become the better person for tomorrow.

But yeah, that's answer your question, shady. Would you like to piggyback off that?

Yo 100%, bro. I think networking and socializing with people is like literally the most important thing, especially in the spare market. I think communication is literally the top thing you could be doing right now. You know, not to make the the, the, the space sad or anything, but I'm autistic. So, like, you know, my socialization and the real world is like completely zero. Like, I I don't go outside. And, you know, I'm not really interacting with people. I don't really have friends. I probably

Not generally. See, but you know, when I came to sort of web three, I thought, damn, this is my opportunity because it's much easier for me to to communicate. And I just, I went, I went and I just talked to everyone and I just gave everyone my opinions and I gave everyone questions that were good and and I just tried to be myself so.

Exactly.

Just do what you do, but try and do it with some passion, you know, and try and and just try and speak to everyone, man. Just try and speak to anyone. If, if you, if you're in these spaces, go into other spaces as well. And just, you know, put your hands up and maybe if you have a question, just go into the space and put your hand up. Because, you know, I think then there are the things that really matter. And that's what I was doing for months and months and months. I was just going into space.

It's just a matter of time.

If you work hard. If you work hard for it, yeah.

OK, hold on. I would like to jump on. I'd like to jump on that right at the end, he said we're all gonna make it. And like I said, I'm. I'm like, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Let me check, let me check.

Some of us are gonna make it the term. Like I said, I have OK bears. The Wag Bowl term is we're all gonna be OK. And the sad truth of that, the sad truth of that is we're not all gonna be OK. Only the people that are willing to push past their limits are going to be OK. If you're willing to put in that time and dedication to become a better person, you are going to become a better person in due time. It's not going to happen tomorrow. It's not going to happen today after. The point is you want t

On top of what you got going on, never think you're better than somebody else. Never think you're at the at the highest point in life or whatever the case is. You can always be better and as long as you're open minded to that factor.

You will reap rewards long term compared to short term thinking. You know what I'm saying? If you were a short term thinker, you're gonna seek short term value and that's just how it is. If you're on tick tock 24/7 you're gonna seek short term value because that's all tik. T.O.K is clips after clips after clips. The point is, like I said, you know, maybe start reading. If you don't like to read, listen to audio books, you know. The point is, is push yourself past those limits of what you of what

1% is 1%, and I'll always say this in in the space, well, in the last episodes, 1% is 1%. As long as you're growing, you're growing, right?

You can't hit on yourself for trying. Like I said earlier, we were talking about how how to stay motivated. The point is not to stay motivated. You want to stay disciplined. You know, if if you if you don't like to read, maybe try reading 10 seconds a day, make that a daily habit. Over time you know you'll start wanting to read more because because it's interesting you, right. The point is know what content you're consuming. Consume positive content that's going to add value to your life. Hopefu

These spaces have been growing more and more every single day and also the the outreach that people are getting, you know, people are getting a lot of value and I'm starting to see familiar faces come back up within within these couple episodes, right. And I appreciate you guys for taking the time to try to be better than you were yesterday and yeah, within when anybody like to chime in on that before we start going into other questions?

Go ahead, city.

Yo, I just wanna say quickly, like I could see like some of the people who've changed your name like that, I guess that.

Exactly. Just just the name change. You see, it's it's very very big.

Unless it does make a massive like honest to God it makes a massive difference. And like it, it might seem stupid at the start but like long term you you will see a difference.

100% just do you like to add in money?

Yeah, I just did some revamping to my Twitter page. I'm loving it.

Yeah.

Um.

Yeah, I like it, bro. I like the logo and everything, man. It's nice, it's clean, you know? It's approachable.

Feeling confident and feeling happy? Let's get some in jobs.

Yeah, that's what it's all about. Even wills, bro. Wills just, you know, I mean, that's dope, bro. It's clean, it's smooth, it's quick, it rolls off the tongue. Wills, you got the dollar sign means you're about the money. You know what I'm saying? Like, it's like it's just simple to me. It's really simple.

Yes, Sir. Yes, Sir.

Yeah, it it's very it's very simple but complex. You know people very make things very very hard on themselves and like I said as long as you're open minded. Just remember I used to be very close minded and I used to think damn maybe I can't do this maybe I can't do that. The point is is if you stick to it, if you if you start small just by starting small can lead to something very very big in your life. And the point is is you want to stick to it grind through it and even then even then just ke

Short term value. And that's exactly what they're going to find. And the point is.

You know, accept failures, turn that into a positive. Don't, don't, don't seek negative. Like I said, me personally, where I'm at in life is like I'm only trying to consume content that that's gonna add me value. I'm not on Twitter. I'm not all I'm not. I don't. OK, so listen, I know a lot of you guys are probably in those FTX spaces listening to negativity all day. All that does is make you consume content. You know, the market is going to be like this for a while, whether you like it or not. A

That's not really what I'm what what I'm for. The point is, is during the during times like this, you want to create your value for yourself. And even then after, after the bear market, once things are positive, continue to continue to create value for yourself. Don't try to follow what others are doing. Be yourself. Be authentic in your own way. Don't follow trends. Be a send shutter. But yeah, go ahead. I saw Shady put his hand up and then fraz put it, put his hand up and then reset. We'll go

Yeah, there's really important what you said about the, uh, the bear market. For anyone who thinks, you know, if you're reading this influencer post, it's that saying ohh we're near the ball run. Ohh we are definitely, definitely not near the ball run. So I think this is even better timing for everyone to to to Start learning and accumulating.

Not financial advice.

100% just this time. Time back in on that though, right?

End of the day, you're going to protect your own investment. You have your own conviction. Don't let anybody initiate what you're going to do with your money. At the end of the day, you're going to keep your money in your best interest and no one else is going to do that other than yourself. Don't listen to what the news is saying, don't listen to what people are saying. Do the proper research. Learn what's going on. If you think it's going to happen, you know, then you make that decision. Don't

Think for yourself. Be your own thinker. Be willing to research. Do things because you seek value in them. Not for other people. But yeah, friends, go ahead.

Umm, yeah. I just wanted to add on to what you're talking about, the FTX shit, and how everyone's listening to depressing news. I think I watched the video on Joe Rogan's experience once about how China has the algorithm for tick tock and how they send all this shit to America.

Yep.

I like all the fucking.

Girls dancing and whatnot. And then for China they have like a whole bunch of learning videos and everything just to help, you know, like them surpass fucking America. So it's all about what you take in and stuff, you know?

Yeah, literacy is very, very important and just like just in time back in on that, it's like the content you consume is very, very important. As I said before, I used to be, I used to be on things like other day. I used to see all the bullshit every single day. The point is you want to stay away from things like that and consume the content that provides value in your life. Maybe, maybe if you would, if you want to consume content on there, for example, like short term value content, OK, maybe,

What's you excited about and you're like, but the point is that content consumes you whether you believe me or not overtime you seeking that short term value really consumes you. Like I said, I really don't watch anybody else. I really don't follow anybody else. I really don't be on YouTube like that. The only thing, the only thing that I I really really do is probably just listen to little baby and that's it. You know I listen to little baby music and just read books. That's like literally what

Maybe like 15 minutes 15 we're supposed to close in like 7 minutes, but I'll give it like 1520 minutes more and but yeah.

Uh, go ahead.

Yeah. Just to quickly add on to what you were saying, um.

I literally forgot what you said. What was she saying?

I said watch what content you consume because it's very important of how of how that can have an effect on your life.

Yo, I had something so cool to say to it, but no, yeah, yeah, yeah, man.

You forgot. OK, we'll come back to you, we'll come back to you, reset that. You have a question or would you like to chime in on that?

Uh, yes.

Feel free.

Have a question I think I don't really I I don't know exactly question but.

So, um, before I robbed.

Talking about making your name like shorter and editing your bio and stuff like that.

Hmm.

Everyone.

My bio. I'm going to edit my Bible. Like that's all that helps really think about. But aside from that, I've been like so many people have told me about.

Yep.

My PFP and most people don't like it and they think it's unprofessional, but I like it and it's authentic. Like it's me. I really like it because I like it.

Then they keep it. Then they keep it. They keep it.

100 a hundred hundred percent, 100%, a 100% keep it then, right. But the point is it's like in terms of OK.

I say keep it right. But like I said, the real meat, the, the OK. I say keep it because I'm telling you to be authentic. But the real meat, it's not gonna get you jobs, right? And if if that's exactly what you're looking for, you're gonna have to brand yourself in a professional way so you can then get those jobs. And that's just me being honest with you, right? But in terms of being authentic, as I said before, if you're able to build that personal brand where you where this character of you is

You yourself be you.

But, but what I'm saying is don't don't try to change for anybody you know maybe do clean up your bottle though making. I don't know. The point is you want to be yourself but you also you also do want to become better yeah.

OK, thank you. Because my PFP like on one hand a lot of people don't like it and on the other hand it has actually helped me to like connect and it has allowed me to have like good conversations, like start of good conversations with people and.

It's it's not necessarily I don't like it it's more so in terms of getting cause the question you asked me yesterday was what do you think about my PC in terms of getting jobs and and I and I and I as I mentioned I answered truthfully in terms of that because you know if some if someone's mind you right. For example say I was taking applications through cranium labs you know good thing I don't because you you you probably I don't know I probably would overlooked or something I'm not too sure rig

Like I said, I'm in the agency scene, so I kind of understand how things work more so and you want to be very very professional how you approach people on your page and usually the best outreach from the from the web 2 industry is Instagram, right? You, you, you don't really know. You probably don't know sometimes you don't know this, but people you outreach on Instagram and people like to see the profile and people like to see your life and companies look for this in the web 2 industry because

Right. But what I'm telling you now is the reason why I made that thread is because nobody really highlighted what it really takes to be somebody different in the web three perspective, right. And I learned, I learned from, like I said, I'm in the, I'm in the ecommerce in ecommerce industry. And I kind of understand how things work a bit more than people. And I said I always stick out and the most important thing is to stick out. And if you really think that this is going to be your persona and

It was like I said, if you're going to put on a profile picture like that, like I said, it you have you're setting yourself for limits. But I don't know, it's just it's just all personal preference. At the end of the day, as I mentioned before you, you don't have to be liked by anybody. The thing is you have to be your own self and over time you will reap those rewards.

But yeah, I said, you like Sharon answer that.

Yo. Yeah is what you said before about the the sort of tick tock thing, like if you are watching tick tocks maybe start taking and like start making and like slowly and slowly. And I had good or bad, you are like if you start to learn it like eventually you are just going to get better at it. So yeah you, you said don't do that. Like you said no like just, you know, just watch videos but you know, maybe adapt to that, you know and start making videos even if they're rubbish, you know, they're st

I don't know me personally. Like I mentioned before, the reason why I like Twitter is because Twitter is more about value compared to a page. I mean OK so it depends, right? It, it, it's always gonna depend. There could be a very important page on web three about a very important page on Instagram about web three. But you're only going to find that in like once again is if you're consuming the right content. But in terms of Tik T.O.K Tik Tik T.O.K is very usually short orientated and I don't thi

Especially if you're barely starting out in anything, to be honest, because you often find yourself watching one video leading to the next leading to the next and then then it becomes a pattern. But yeah, you know, like Shady Shady said, if you like tick tock, you enjoy it, maybe do something where you're creating the content and no longer consuming it. And that's more so the point with the merge side is I want you guys to.

I could, like I said, I could tell you everything about how to become. I can show you how to market exactly like me, and you still wouldn't be able to do it like me, like it's so like I I say it's so simple, but it's it's, it's it's it's more complex than that, right? The point is, it's like you got to learn those skill sets, you got to learn, you got to learn those experiences. You got to understand that it's not as easy as people say it ought to be, right? And that's why I give you fundamental

Like I said, start small in the big and overtime you can iterate that to other things in life.

Maybe you wanna ride a bike. OK, at least learn how to properly set up the bike right. Put the put, put the put the bike in the right position. So it's like different things like that. Making something small into something big is very, very important. Even in the personal brand. You're going to you're going to change your name, you're going to change your bio a lot of times before you get it right. You're not going to always perfect something, right. That's what I kind of want you guys to get is

And that's the whole point.

Oh yeah? Does anybody have a question? Give me a second. I'm gonna take a phone call. Shady, would you like to talk or fries? Would you like to talk quick?

Yo, if anyone has any questions you can I guess go.

They hardly know what to talk about. Is anyone trading NFT's? yo-yo King, how many sources have you got, bro?

Yeah, she yeah. I just have this one. Hopefully I get some other ones soon.

And you?

Yeah, yeah, you say? You staking it?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I sticked. Sticked there.

And also very yeah because that I know they're they're released an update on sort of the the these loop boxes that they're releasing in real life. That looks pretty dope man.

You know, come again. I didn't get that shady.

Uh, they have like these loot boxes that are coming in real life. They're like items, and soon they could be like delivered to where you live and stuff like that. It's really cool what they're building, and they're also making a game as well.

Yeah.

They're wrong.

Super cool man. Not to shield my backs or anything.

OK.

No, no, no. I understand. I understand. But yeah, sources, you know, sources took a different approach to, you know, their marketing was very unique in their own way and they didn't really have a lot of information. And I'm just kind of just analyzing from what I've seen from a marketing perspective and just analyzer in general is they may they, they were unique in their own way. The people that flocked to them, flocked to them. That's why you're repping their profile picture because you like th

You know, you putting yourself like minded with people like King, right? King Shady, you guys are, you know, you guys like the same thing you guys can, you guys can bond together. You guys probably network together. And that's the point when you buy, when you buy an FT and like I said, I'm not telling you to buy NFT because I know some of you guys are just in web 3IN general. But when you buy NFT it distinguishes you heavily. That profile picture means a lot, even just the profile picture in gen

You had a question?

Yeah, my cream button, that is the. Actually, I think it's the most important thing. If you wanna work on your personal brand, start working on your personal brand is having an entity.

Yeah, yeah. But, but, but, but, but 100%, a 100%, right. But I didn't really have money coming into the space like that. And a lot of people don't have money coming into this space.

No, no, no. If you don't have it until like you don't like, you know, I mean don't, don't go out of your way to spend your bags in it.

Yeah, yeah. But what I'm saying is people start out, maybe start out using a profile picture that's kind of professional. That's what I'm saying. Or maybe if you like anime look for anime PFP. That that distinguishable or something. The point, the point is that I'm saying is you wanna be distinguishable and if you want to go that route of really really like becoming a part of something, AP is very very important. And joining an FC community can can lead, can add so much more value. Just the netw

Stretches before you purchase it in terms of of making it your personal brand, right? Because some, some projects are their values are very different from others. Like I said, if you like tech and you like what what time is building for or what if you like what's so poor Thomas? Building for the web three tech industry, then you go buy a tile. Robotic, right? But the point is you want to identify what you like. And like I said, I'm actually gonna make a thread on that too. Finding your PFP, find

This is the point is, is you wanna, you wanna be realistic of how much you can spend first. You don't wanna go spend you don't wanna go spend a certain money you wanna do it within the benefit of yourself. Like I said to think add value and there's there's a lot of low key gyms that you can find too right. But the only way you're going to find those those those inept projects that that are gems and that have a lot of value but they're floor price probably doesn't say it is if you do the research

But yeah, go ahead. And um, you had a question, Cosmo.

OK, yes, yes.

OK, Council, you know we have no bees.

People who is in the airwave tray.

And new ones like.

Some of them will be acting like the type of skills that's they can practice, that we give them jobs and we'll try like can you give us a hint or just a small scenario they skills or careers that we partake?

That is high demand in the market.

So you're saying, OK, can you repeat the question? You're saying what's OK. So like I said, if OK, so if OK, so back to we talked about this in in like one of the last episodes, right?

If you need to make money, you need to make money.

And as I mentioned before, I'm not gonna tell you what exactly to go look for because once again, as a person of interest, am I echoing by the way or no?

No, you're good, bro.

OK, OK. I just want to make sure as a person, as a person of interest, if you want to make money, you're gonna go look for things that make money, right? But over time, you're gonna see that making money isn't everything. And that, as I mentioned before, that's why I talk about my past experiences. I realize money isn't everything when you do something with passion. And money is, like I said, money will always be a factor, right?

But the point is, is that when you mix it in with passion and what you like going on and what you what you identify as and what you're authentic as.

You get a sense of feeling and urge that is just unimaginable when you're just only doing things for money. And that's just the honest truth. And over time you'll realize that once you begin to learn and once you begin to self develop yourself, it's it's authenticity is key. But as I mentioned before, money does play a factor. But if money is your only driving factor and you need to make money once again you I'm gonna give you the fundamentals, right? Go look at what's in high demand for Web 3.

And like I said, if if getting your money is your only factor, that's what you want to do. But I'm not telling you to do that. Like I said, if I recommend for like from what I know now.

If you have driving something that you love, mix it in with that factor of creating money too, right? But.

You can't just making money just cause you need to make money. We'll leave. We'll leave you drive will drive you down a path that that's very very dark in my opinion, right from what from what I've experienced and from the places that I've been it would drive you down a very dark path and you will, you will find yourself doing things that that that you wouldn't normally do because it's not really you but you're just doing it to to start to grow. You know you're just doing it to just try to get y

You know, I'm giving you that insight that if you put in the time and effort over time, you reap those awards. If you fix up your body and your and your P and your and your name, make it, you know, cut clean, simple, and also add that twist of of of what you bring to the table, then it'll really, really make a difference long term compared to just trying to make money. Because just making money in general, just like if you just have that mindset, you're going to make money 100%.

I'm not saying you're not, and like I said I'm very open minded about this as well. But the point is, is I've seen where making, making all like money is your driving money is your only driving factor. It could lead you down a very bad path. You might become like very you know, to yourself and.

By the way, like I mentioned before, I'm not very social. I've been down that path of just only wanting to make money. So I'm speaking on experience. I've been in that place where I was just copying others, doing cloud tweets. The point is, is to be authentic in your own way, sway away past that right. Become a newer and better person of yourself. As I mentioned before, the whole point is becoming better than you were yesterday. And even you know, it's funny. It's funny now that I say that when

And it's just the fact how I can iterate back on all the stuff that I learned over time and I'm able to catch that, right? And that's because I'm creating something sustainable where it's where I'm able to build long term instead of thinking in that short term aspect. And that's what I mean by if money is your driving factor, you're not going to think about it. You're not going to think from an emotional standpoint. You're not going to think about what you need. You know what you need to feel.

Staying true to your values. Do you have morals? Do ethics run you things like that? Knowing how to present yourself, knowing how to be social is like.

I don't know personally, from what I've experienced, money led me down a bad path, and I'm glad that money is not my motivating factor no more, not really pushing me. And I was very short term in the past. And like I said, now it's more of a balance between both worlds. Like, yes, money plays a factor in everybody's life. You have to realize that money's always going to play a factor, whether you believe me or not. Money plays a factor. But it's what you do beyond that, right? It's what you do p

Which you can become what you can emerge to and overtime you will be able to identify that. But yeah, that's answer your question. If you're seeking money, money is exactly what you'll find. But but thinking long term you know you'll be in very bad space, at least from just speaking on my personal experience because I I really don't know or I don't really know of anybody. That's just driving factors, just money all the time. They usually like going to the gym or something, you know? It's like yo

Worlds and and that's why I say being authentic and also that factor of money does play, does take part. But I'm not going to specifically tell you. Like I said, I just gave you the fundamentals of it. You can go see what jobs are in demand for web three. You can go do exactly that. But what I'm telling you is you shouldn't do that. You should be more genuine and authentic about it, right. You shouldn't make that a positive and look for a positive job that fits your attributes, your skill sets i

You know, the point is you wanted to distinguish yourself and set yourself apart from the rest of what other people are doing. That is just in the same thing. And like I said, a personal brand is important because you're bringing your own values to that table. You're not just bringing your skill sets to the table, no more. Now you bring. Now you're bringing what you stand on, what you believe in, how you portray yourself to the table. You know what I mean? Other than you just do. Other than you

But yeah, that's that's answer your question and we'll also be closing up soon. So if any of you guys have any last questions, I have, I have things I have to do. Like I said, be disciplined, discipline is very, very key. But yeah, any last minute questions anybody may have, feel free to ask them now.

Or anybody on stage. Or if you're in the audience and you want to request.

Nazi chance. OK. Fries. Anybody else? Anybody else? OK, I think fries would be our last person. How's it going for us? Ohh. We got one more person. Go.

Just want to say.

Stronger.

Smarter.

I'm back.

Look at that.

Yeah, I'm stronger. Alright. OK, so we got poker. Poker. I can't really see. OK, poker, poker, puff.

Really.

How's it going poker puff this? You have a question?

I am leaving. I don't really have a question. Well, I've been having a bad network, if you observe. I've been coming and going back. I just wanted to ask so that he could it. Maybe I could, you know, come back to listening to it.

Yeah. So actually if you are listening to this right now, you made it to the end of the video. We're not video, but the end of the space. And yeah, we actually actually just started recording. I didn't really know in the past that you can record them, but since the first episode, everything's recorded. You can go get more advice, more questions that people ask and and like I said, it's, it's like I I plan. I also do plans to talk about other things as well other than me just kind of responding t