Most likely, no one will read your messages if you're casting them to a channel that hasn't approved you, or writing to someone who isn't following you.
So, you should focus on two things:
1. Only send messages and react to people who are following you. 2. Create interesting content that makes your followers quote your casts, helping you gain new organic followers.
I've gathered 300 of my active and interesting followers that I'll be interacting with. I've organized them by priority, divided into 10 groups, and sent them to myself in direct messages.
The rules of the game have changed, so make sure to adapt.
I recently started a thought experiment about creating a reward system for people from the perspective of the creators of the world.
I put travelers at the top of the list, because who else are all these natural and cultural wonders for?
Plus, traveling helps people spread out, creating "decentralization" and reducing the risks of keeping a species too concentrated in one place.
WHAT ABOUT HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF REWARDING TRAVELING CIVILIZATIONS?
Tribal groups in loincloths weren’t big on travel, and their elders rejected progress.
But on the flip side, empires like the British and Spanish were always "traveling," exploring new lands, and embracing all the advancements of progress.
So, who would you reward if you were one of the creators of this world? Who would you share "luck" with, and why?
Maybe also those who are constantly evolving and teaching others to do the same?
For the past 13 years, I've been working in the travel industry as the owner of a travel agency. Our main destinations are Turkey, Thailand, Egypt, the UAE, and Vietnam.
I’m convinced that people who travel are happier, healthier, and more successful than those who don’t.
You might argue that they have money, and that’s why they’re doing well.
But what if it's actually the act of traveling that helps people think differently, break out of their daily routine, succeed at work, and stay healthy?
What if the higher powers that created this incredibly diverse and beautiful world secretly support (even financially) those who appreciate the beauty and variety of the world, rather than sitting in a dull apartment for decades?
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So, you should focus on two things:
1. Only send messages and react to people who are following you.
2. Create interesting content that makes your followers quote your casts, helping you gain new organic followers.
I've gathered 300 of my active and interesting followers that I'll be interacting with. I've organized them by priority, divided into 10 groups, and sent them to myself in direct messages.
The rules of the game have changed, so make sure to adapt.
Is luck really random?
I put travelers at the top of the list, because who else are all these natural and cultural wonders for?
Plus, traveling helps people spread out, creating "decentralization" and reducing the risks of keeping a species too concentrated in one place.
WHAT ABOUT HISTORICAL EXAMPLES OF REWARDING TRAVELING CIVILIZATIONS?
Tribal groups in loincloths weren’t big on travel, and their elders rejected progress.
But on the flip side, empires like the British and Spanish were always "traveling," exploring new lands, and embracing all the advancements of progress.
So, who would you reward if you were one of the creators of this world? Who would you share "luck" with, and why?
Maybe also those who are constantly evolving and teaching others to do the same?
Do you make progress in something every day?
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I’m convinced that people who travel are happier, healthier, and more successful than those who don’t.
You might argue that they have money, and that’s why they’re doing well.
But what if it's actually the act of traveling that helps people think differently, break out of their daily routine, succeed at work, and stay healthy?
What if the higher powers that created this incredibly diverse and beautiful world secretly support (even financially) those who appreciate the beauty and variety of the world, rather than sitting in a dull apartment for decades?