Story about my Twitter experience 📖

Three years in the Web3 gaming space. It feels like an entire era filled with experiments, searches, and failures. 

My main content platform is still Telegram. But recently, I decided to start creating Web3 gaming content on Twitter as well.

💻 In 2024, there were three attempts

Three attempts to build something significant, but each of them ended in disappointment. Twice, I lacked the energy, and I simply abandoned the project. 

The third attempt seemed more deliberate, but it didn’t even last two months, although I did manage to earn a decent sum from my content.

For a long time, I couldn’t understand why I burned out so quickly. After all, creating content on Twitter doesn’t seem like a complicated process, and it doesn’t require strict regularity.

💭 But after some time, I figured out the reason

The problem was the format I created for myself. I set the boundaries and goals that I couldn’t fulfill. 

I set the bar too high and couldn’t maintain it. It was like clashing with my own expectations, with what I thought I should be. The result — burnout and disappointment.

☁️ Now, I’ve decided to change everything

I’m letting go of rigid formats. I will just be myself. I’ll share what interests me, without calculating likes, reposts, or recommendations. No pressure on myself, no setting goals I can’t handle. I’ll be real, and if someone’s interested — great.

Thanks to everyone who supports me. This journey may not always be straight, but I’m ready to walk it without trying to meet others’ expectations.