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A few years ago, nobody knew who MrBeast was.
No brand deals.
No millions of followers.
No sold out conferences waiting for him.
Just a kid sitting in front of a screen obsessed with understanding YouTube.
While everyone else was enjoying the results of successful creators, he was studying the process.
He spent years posting videos that barely got views.
Years.
Imagine working on something every day and nobody notices.
Imagine telling your friends youâre going to become successful online while your videos get 200 views.
Imagine seeing people who started after you grow faster than you.
Most people would quit.
Most people do quit.
But hereâs what Iâve learned:
The internet rewards visibility.
Life rewards persistence.
And sometimes persistence has to survive long enough before visibility finally arrives.
Today when we see successful creators, we see the spotlight.
We donât see the years they spent standing in the dark.
Somebody reading this is in that dark phase right now.
Keep going.
Your current audience is not your final audience.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments, feel free to share your thoughts đ
Jun 15
A young man spent years carving statues from stone.
Every day he worked.
Every day he improved.
Every day he created.
But nobody bought his work.
Nobody praised him.
Nobody even seemed interested.
One day, frustrated, he asked an older artist:
âHow do I get people to notice what I create?â
The older artist smiled and said:
âYou donât need people to notice your work first.
You need your work to become impossible to ignore.â
Years later, people travelled from different cities just to see his sculptures.
The work hadnât changed overnight.
The audience had.
And thatâs what many creators forget.
Sometimes your work isnât failing.
Itâs simply waiting to meet the right audience.
Donât confuse lack of visibility with lack of value.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments.
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Elizero retweeted
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claim $5 to $10 reward.
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Elizero retweeted
18h
A few years ago, nobody knew who MrBeast was.
No brand deals.
No millions of followers.
No sold out conferences waiting for him.
Just a kid sitting in front of a screen obsessed with understanding YouTube.
While everyone else was enjoying the results of successful creators, he was studying the process.
He spent years posting videos that barely got views.
Years.
Imagine working on something every day and nobody notices.
Imagine telling your friends youâre going to become successful online while your videos get 200 views.
Imagine seeing people who started after you grow faster than you.
Most people would quit.
Most people do quit.
But hereâs what Iâve learned:
The internet rewards visibility.
Life rewards persistence.
And sometimes persistence has to survive long enough before visibility finally arrives.
Today when we see successful creators, we see the spotlight.
We donât see the years they spent standing in the dark.
Somebody reading this is in that dark phase right now.
Keep going.
Your current audience is not your final audience.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments, feel free to share your thoughts đ
Jun 15
A young man spent years carving statues from stone.
Every day he worked.
Every day he improved.
Every day he created.
But nobody bought his work.
Nobody praised him.
Nobody even seemed interested.
One day, frustrated, he asked an older artist:
âHow do I get people to notice what I create?â
The older artist smiled and said:
âYou donât need people to notice your work first.
You need your work to become impossible to ignore.â
Years later, people travelled from different cities just to see his sculptures.
The work hadnât changed overnight.
The audience had.
And thatâs what many creators forget.
Sometimes your work isnât failing.
Itâs simply waiting to meet the right audience.
Donât confuse lack of visibility with lack of value.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments.
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18h
They ended up playing draw.
We go again today tho
Jun 15
Uruguay đșđŸ will win Saudi Arabia đžđŠ comfortably tonight.
You saw it here first đ.
Opened a position on poly market already.
Letâs see.
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Jun 15
Uruguay đșđŸ will win Saudi Arabia đžđŠ comfortably tonight.
You saw it here first đ.
Opened a position on poly market already.
Letâs see.
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Jun 15
Starting today with 111 replies,
How about you?
Note: I am engaging all my mutuals today.
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Elizero retweeted
Jun 15
A young man spent years carving statues from stone.
Every day he worked.
Every day he improved.
Every day he created.
But nobody bought his work.
Nobody praised him.
Nobody even seemed interested.
One day, frustrated, he asked an older artist:
âHow do I get people to notice what I create?â
The older artist smiled and said:
âYou donât need people to notice your work first.
You need your work to become impossible to ignore.â
Years later, people travelled from different cities just to see his sculptures.
The work hadnât changed overnight.
The audience had.
And thatâs what many creators forget.
Sometimes your work isnât failing.
Itâs simply waiting to meet the right audience.
Donât confuse lack of visibility with lack of value.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments.
Jun 13
One of the saddest things on the internet is how many brilliant people remain unseen.
Not because theyâre not valuable.
Because theyâre not visible.
Iâve met people with fewer than 1,000 followers who understand their field better than accounts with hundreds of thousands.
Iâve seen educators whose threads could change someoneâs life get ignored.
Iâve seen builders spend months creating products that deserve attention but never get discovered.
And it made me realize something:
The internet isnât always a meritocracy.
Sometimes the best work doesnât win.
The work people discover wins.
Thatâs why visibility matters.
Not because attention is everything.
But because attention gives good work a chance to be seen.
And somewhere right now, thereâs a creator building something incredible that most of us havenât discovered yet.
That thought alone keeps me curious.
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Jun 15
A young man spent years carving statues from stone.
Every day he worked.
Every day he improved.
Every day he created.
But nobody bought his work.
Nobody praised him.
Nobody even seemed interested.
One day, frustrated, he asked an older artist:
âHow do I get people to notice what I create?â
The older artist smiled and said:
âYou donât need people to notice your work first.
You need your work to become impossible to ignore.â
Years later, people travelled from different cities just to see his sculptures.
The work hadnât changed overnight.
The audience had.
And thatâs what many creators forget.
Sometimes your work isnât failing.
Itâs simply waiting to meet the right audience.
Donât confuse lack of visibility with lack of value.
Whatâs your take on this?
Letâs hear in comments.
Jun 13
One of the saddest things on the internet is how many brilliant people remain unseen.
Not because theyâre not valuable.
Because theyâre not visible.
Iâve met people with fewer than 1,000 followers who understand their field better than accounts with hundreds of thousands.
Iâve seen educators whose threads could change someoneâs life get ignored.
Iâve seen builders spend months creating products that deserve attention but never get discovered.
And it made me realize something:
The internet isnât always a meritocracy.
Sometimes the best work doesnât win.
The work people discover wins.
Thatâs why visibility matters.
Not because attention is everything.
But because attention gives good work a chance to be seen.
And somewhere right now, thereâs a creator building something incredible that most of us havenât discovered yet.
That thought alone keeps me curious.
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Jun 14
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Jun 13
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Elizero retweeted
Jun 13
One of the saddest things on the internet is how many brilliant people remain unseen.
Not because theyâre not valuable.
Because theyâre not visible.
Iâve met people with fewer than 1,000 followers who understand their field better than accounts with hundreds of thousands.
Iâve seen educators whose threads could change someoneâs life get ignored.
Iâve seen builders spend months creating products that deserve attention but never get discovered.
And it made me realize something:
The internet isnât always a meritocracy.
Sometimes the best work doesnât win.
The work people discover wins.
Thatâs why visibility matters.
Not because attention is everything.
But because attention gives good work a chance to be seen.
And somewhere right now, thereâs a creator building something incredible that most of us havenât discovered yet.
That thought alone keeps me curious.
Jun 12
There is a creator somewhere right now thinking about quitting.
Not because theyâre untalented.
Not because theyâre lazy.
Not because theyâre building the wrong thing.
Theyâre thinking about quitting because theyâre tired of feeling invisible.
And honestly?
I understand.
Because creating online is one of the few places where you can do everything right and still feel like youâre losing.
You can spend hours writing.
Hours researching.
Hours editing.
Hours building.
Then hit publish and watch silence arrive.
No applause.
No recognition.
No validation.
Just silence.
What people donât realize is that many successful creators almost quit right before things started working.
The audience often arrives after the consistency.
Not before.
So before you give up on that account, that project, that idea, ask yourself:
What if youâre closer than you think?
What if the breakthrough is simply asking for one more month of consistency?
Sometimes the difference between a creator nobody knows and a creator everyone knows is just the decision not to quit.
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Elizero retweeted
Jun 13
my weekend plan is pretty simple:
- engage with my mutuals today
- Go to the market to restock food stuffs
- Go out to touch grass later in the day
- play football with my friends, deposit into poly market.
what about you? what are your plans for the weekend?
Jun 13
my weekend plan is pretty simple:
- engage with my mutuals today
-grab some good food
- get plenty of sleep since i don't have a boyfriend to visit.
what about you? what are your plans for the weekend?
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Jun 12
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