Thoughtful provocateur | Ecosystem contributor | New age Community Manager| Wabi Sabi βοΈπ‘
Joined November 2020
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11 Dec 2025
Most new people in CT are secretly scared theyβll never make it this industry.
Iβm one of them.
So Iβm doing something about it: 30 days, zero noise, pure skill up in Community Management.
Day 1/30 π§΅
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May our hard work and hustle pay off soon ππ½
Good morning X creators β€οΈ
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GM Legends
Have a productive day ahead
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Jan 28
Gm chads.
Have a great day if you smell nice.π
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GM TL!
Engage in healthy conversations.
Healthy communities grow through conversations, not silence. Ask questions, welcome opinions, and steer discussions.
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GM TL
Be Fair and Consistent at All Times
Rules should apply to everyone with no exceptions. Inconsistent moderation kills trust faster than honest mistakes.
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Jan 28
Good morning π
Do what the picture says, be obsessive about your success
I lob you all π
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Jan 27
Good Afternoon mates!π₯
Normalize having fun while chatting with your Mutuals;
Stop scrolling your visibility away,start engaging,the app is useless without engagement
Fact/Cap ???
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Jan 27
gm ctβ€οΈ
letβs keep predicting on @duel_duck , the best prediction market, and keep creating good content on @Bappfun
have a great day yβallπ«Άπ»
Jan 26
gn my goonsπ€π»
stay positioned on @Bappfun and @duel_duck
both are worth your attention.
have a good night rest.β€οΈ
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Can I get a GM back?
Or y'all are still asleep
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Gm CT.
Can I get it back?
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Jan 27
God please I dont want to die a should have, could have, would have type of niqqa .
Please keep procrastination far away from me, let me get things done asap.
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GM TL
Be Fair and Consistent at All Times
Rules should apply to everyone with no exceptions. Inconsistent moderation kills trust faster than honest mistakes.
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Be Present, Not Overbearing
Consistency matters more than constant talking. Check in regularly, acknowledge conversations, and let members interact naturally.
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Jan 27
Good morning city
This is a reminder to carry that project you are bullish on shamelessly
Itβs never a game of chance most times, some people paid the price.
Can I get a GM back?
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GM CT
Happy moi moi Tuesday
Hope your WHY of doing what you doing is strong enough. Because if it isn't you will give up soon.
I will be making a lot of predictions on @duel_duck today and also placing some duels
Jan 26
GN CT
Had a long day today. Lecturer just turned practical into vigil. Shit
Couldn't post and reply more today we go again on @duel_duck tomorrow.
See ya tomorrow
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Gm ct!π«‘β€οΈ
Keep showing up
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May today be good to us ππ½
Good morning frens of Lewa β€οΈβ€οΈ
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Jan 26
Thirteen Diary π₯ | The Writers Economy
The Market Layer
The Market vs Your Skills
I've come to discover that, a number of writers seem to believe that:
βIf they just get better at writing, the money will come.β
That's a lie. Because it won't come π
Not because your skill doesnβt matter. No!
But because the market doesnβt pay for skill alone.
The market pays for FIT
Hereβs the uncomfortable truth:
The market is not about meritocracy.
Itβs a coordination problem.
It doesnβt reward the best writer.
It rewards the writer whose skills map cleanly to demand.
Thatβs the layer most writers never study.
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You, think about this:
There are two writers:
β’ Writer A: technically brilliant, poetic, and versatile
β’ Writer B: average, but specialized in a painful niche
Guess who gets paid...Every time?
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The market will never ask:
βHow talented you areβ
It only ask:
β’ Can you solve an urgent problem?
β’ For someone who already has money?
β’ In a way that reduces their risk?
If your answer is no, then your skill becomes a hobby.
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This is why so many smart writers stay broke.
Because they optimize for:
β’ Voice
β’ Style
β’ Originality
β’ Expression
While the market is optimizing for:
β’ Revenue
β’ Retention
β’ Conversion
β’ Growth
Different games.
Different scoreboards.
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Hereβs the pattern youβll notice once you see it:
High-skill writers β low leverage
Mid-skill writers β high leverage
Because leverage comes from position, not polish.
Where you stand in the market
beats how sharp your sentences are.
Because, the highest-paid writers rarely write the best prose.
They write at the right junction:
β’ Close to money
β’ Close to decisions
β’ Close to distribution
β’ Close to outcomes
Theyβre not entertainers.
Theyβre operators with a keyboard
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Here's a core mistake writers make:
Most writers ask,
βHow do I improve my writing?β
When the better question is:
βWhat does this market already pay for?β
Then they shape their skill around that.
Not the other way around.
Because hereβs the golden rule:
> The market doesnβt care what you love writing.
It cares about what it is already buying.
You can choose to fight that.
Or you can align with it.
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When writers finally break through, itβs not because they became geniuses.
Itβs because they learned to:
β’ Read demand
β’ Position themselves near value
β’ Package skill into outcomes
β’ Stop confusing art with income
That's the Market Layer
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So if youβre stuck right now, ask yourself:
β’ What does my market actually pay for?
β’ Who already spends money here?
β’ What problem do they urgently need solved?
β’ Where does my skill intersect that?
Because that intersection is where careers are built.
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Skill is necessary. Yes!
But the market decides what itβs worth.
Master the market,
and your skill finally compounds.
Ignore it,
and youβll keep getting applause instead of invoices.
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Tomorrow, we'll talk about:
Why most writers work harder
and still stay poor.
Until then, you stay liquid π₯
Thirteen π₯
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Thirteen Diary π₯ | The Writers Economy
The Control Layer:
Why Audience β Buyers
A common misconception on CT is that people think 'growth' equals power
β’ More followers.
β’ More impressions.
β’ More visibility.
But visibility here is not control.
Visibility is just access granted by platforms.
And what platforms giveβ¦
they can take back.
Thatβs the first hard truth in the Writers Economy:
If you donβt control who moves when you speak, you donβt control anything.
An audience is people who see you.
Buyers are people who respond to you.
Those are not the same.
You can have 50k followers and still:
πΈStruggle to sell a $30 product
πΈBeg for client work
πΈDepend on banger tweet luck to eat
That's because attention is cheap.
But control is rare.
As a writer, you need to understand that:
Platforms donβt give you ownership,
what they give you temporary distribution.
You donβt own:
πΈTheir emails
πΈTheir wallets
πΈTheir buying behavior
πΈTheir identity outside that app.
So your while your audience lives on rented land.
Your buyers live on land you control.
And the difference between the two is the difference between:
a content creator and an economic actor.
This is why so many writers feel trapped.
They grow.
They go viral.
They get recognized.
Yet nothing structurally changes.
Because recognition without control just makes you a louder employee.
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Letβs make this practical.
If your audience disappeared tomorrow and your income vanished with it, you never had control.
But if your audience disappeared and your income barely changed, you were never dependent on attention in the first place.
That's power.
Most writers chase the wrong signals:
πΈLikes
πΈRTs
πΈViews
πΈFollower counts
These are platform metrics.
Control metrics look different:
πΈWho asks for more
πΈWho saves your thinking
πΈWho seeks proximity
πΈWho pays without convincing
Those people are your economic surface.
They are your real audience.
And this is the quiet shift every serious writer must make:
Stop optimizing for being seen.
Start optimizing for being relied on.
Because the market donβt reward popularity.
They reward influence over outcomes.
Until you control:
πΈWho trusts your thinking
πΈWho moves when you speak
πΈWho pays when you offer
Youβre not running a writing business.
Youβre still renting attention from the algorithm.
And you need no telling that, rented power is not power at all.
This is the Control Layer.
And once you see it,
you stop chasing growthβ¦
You start building leverage.
Thirteen π₯
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