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Danica Swanson
@danicaswanson
Recently I had a slowcore breakthough of sorts. I decided to just relax and not stress at all about building an audience or attracting engagement to my work as a writer. (NB: I've made that same decision many times before, but it's harder to make it stick when I'm deeply ensconced in a cultural milieu that rewards people for capturing attention and engagement). Truth be told, I'm content with quietly working in the shadows anyway. That's where I do my best writing. But it happens slowly. On its own timetable. If this means I'll never make a sustainable living doing the writing I want to do — because even in web3 the financial rewards go only to those who put in extra time on top of their creative work to build sizable audiences — then it's time to make my peace with it and return to day jobs.
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TrishD
@trishd
I'm glad you've come to a place of resolve that feels good for you. I've had to let go of doing much here because of time constraints. I was beating myself up for that, and I realized that just made no sense.
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TrishD
@trishd
/microsub tip: 1328 $DEGEN
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Mkkstacks
@mkkstacks
I'm glad you're finding a pace that feels comfy and natural. It feels cliché but I really think the magic happens when we stop second-guessing ourselves, lean into our strengths, and do what feels natural. I hope you succeed beyond your wildest dreams! ✨️
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manansh ❄️
@manansh
What is your relationship to being seen by others? Do you feel safe when others see you?
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Just Build
@justbuild
💛 💛 💛
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marlo
@marlo
it isn’t much, but i’ll add you to my microsub :)
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trewkat
@trewkat.eth
/microsub tip: 303 $DEGEN
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