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anika
@anika85
Was reminiscing on my old governance newsletters, I had a lot of fun writing these. Kinda feel like getting back to it but wary with the volume of props we're seeing lately (myself included 😅)
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parsa
@parsa00
It's good memories🌹 2 $RARE
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Armin 🎩🍄
@armin1378
24 $RARE Encourage community members to contribute guest articles or insights. This not only lightens your load but also brings diverse perspectives into your newsletter.
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Julia🎭
@julia23
32 $RARE Consider organizing your newsletters around themes or recurring topics, like governance trends, best practices, or interviews with key community members. This way, you can dive deeper into subjects that really matter.
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Ruzan🎭
@ruzan
Instead of covering every proposal, focus on curating the most significant or impactful ones. 29 $RARE
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A...L...i 🎩 🎭
@ashkiani
Early on, Van Gogh rejected color, going for darker hues instead.
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cristiano22
@cristiano22
hack polygon discord today
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Monika🎩
@moori
17 $RARE Go for it, but take it at your own pace
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Sozano💎
@suzano
20 $RARE Would love to see you writing again
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Pouria🎩
@pouriax
You are doing the right thing, you should be careful👌 16 $RARE
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bcannon
@annhunt
It's great to look back on past work and feel inspired to revisit old projects. It's normal to feel hesitant with the current saturation of content, but your unique perspective will always stand out. Keep creating with authenticity! 🌟
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neverminddd
@neverminddd
German. Kommentar über die Bedeutung von Rückblicken auf vergangene Arbeiten für die persönliche Entwicklung und die Herausforderungen bei der Rückkehr zu früheren Aktivitäten aufgrund der aktuellen Arbeitsbelastung.
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