Moxiesplaining Journal Day 1: The Big Picture

Ever since Moxie launched, I've often said that "Farcaster has become my un-job." 

“Unjobbing,” in my lexicon, is positive-sum and socially beneficial. It includes:

- Opportunities to do work that gives back to creatives as much as (or more than!) it takes.

- Increased freedom for creatives to align themselves as they'd choose to anyway, regardless of employment prospects or paid gigs.

As Moxie continues to work in the background to financially reward quality contributions to the Farcaster network, it helps free up more time for unjobbing. 

I’d like to live in a world in which everyone who wants to can “roll their own” un-jobs into a sustainable livelihood. 

I'm excited about the inroads Moxie is making toward that world.

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(ICYMI: Moxiesplaining Journal is a daily window into my observations, learnings, and “the view of Moxie from where I sit” as a writer + editor).

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Likewise. I've actually been obsessed with this concept of "unjobbing" since the 1990s, when I first read a book by that name.

I've often used the word in my project The Anticareerist, which has been in hibernation for awhile but now seems to be slowly re-awakening thanks to the Farcaster scenius.