creative-tech

Creatives, step forward!

I dropped something on my WhatsApp and thought, why not share it here? It might just inspire someone.

Are you a creative just starting out on your journey?

Then you shouldn’t ignore this ⬇️

▪️ Brand Development Manager | Web2 & Web3 Specialist Helping companies design, refine & grow their brand presence. 

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✔️ Give your all to learning! And not just learning—learn from a really good tutor. 

A solid foundation is everything! Without it, you might think you’re growing, only to realize later that you’re stuck.

it’s just that you gave up too early.

✔️ Seek out opportunities around your skill. Don’t abandon your skill  with the mindset of it not paying off to others you will prolly start learning afresh  

It will! You just need to explore, execute, and embrace the right opportunities.

✔️ Constantly upskill. This doesn’t always mean switching niches—it means becoming so good at what you do that opportunities naturally come to you. 

Master your craft and carve out new paths within it.

Never get too comfortable! Keep upskilling until you’re undeniable.

✔️ Connect with top creatives and those who complement your niche. But don’t force relationships—forced connections can lead to dependency rather than growth.

Put your work out there! And not just for the sake of posting—show the real impact of your work. Let people see how it has transformed projects and brands.

✔️ Be early. Stay consistent. And most importantly—pray! God is the ultimate creative, and fresh inspiration comes from Him.

Now, what would you add to this list?

Let’s have it!

Remember, I’m cthumbs a brand development manager skilled in creating good visuals and community development! 

Let’s connect and open to opportunities

Have a blessed and productive week, my fellow creatives!

✔️ After learning, believe in your skill. Confidence in your craft is what allows you to maximize its potential.

The worst mistake? Dropping your skill too soon just because it’s not paying off yet. 

The truth is, you haven’t even begun to tap into the opportunities