I was using my partner's Twitter account to do some engagement. I do 90% of the tweets anyway, because she is only interested in posting her artwork.
So, while I was at it today, I checked her followers and discovered that she was followed by some of the biggest names in DEFI and crypto. Founders of crypto projects, including the founder of KAITO.
I checked the entertainment side and I saw big names like John Cena, some of the biggest boys in crypto followed her, and I wondered why though, she is an artist and a part-time crypto enthusiast, so what was the connection? Then I decided to brag a little by posting the John Cena following and using "you can not see me."
Apparently, this is an additional intern duty, but I occasionally forget it is not my account. I nearly promoted HIVE using her account one day, but the tags would not work, and I could not do it again.
I have been pulling some crazy stunts with her account, posting funny things, and so on, but at the end of the day, when I retire to bed, it dawns on me that I am just a nobody trying to play with the big boys by using someone else's account.
Sometimes it feels like an identity crisis, because I would not be as opinionated if I did not have an audience to listen to me. However, I have become very loud and vocal, attempting to connect with her other Twitter followers.
So she gave me the "go-ahead" to tweet whatever I wanted, as long as it got her "impressions," interests, and the attention needed to earn money from KAITO. The goal is to get a John Cena-like account to comment on our posts and improve "impressions," and because she is not a native English speaker, I had to take over, and it has been a hellish week.
It is been difficult to network because I have had to learn new things, adapt to patterns, and adjust to new situations.
At the end of the day, I am always exhausted, completely knackered, and questioning my identity, but it is been a good time overall. Why not? I have done countless unbelievable things online in order to "make money," and this is not the craziest.
Why not?
The grandkids need to eat, and it is either that or I go back to selling fruit on the streets. Everyone is a beggar in the space, and in real life. We are either begging smartly or foolishly. Doing the former is known as networking. So, either you are a networker or a beggar; choose your poison wisely.
For now, the job description is "keyboard warrior" at least until I'm sacked, resigns, get tired or Hive does 5$. It is funny, because I enjoy talking to people; it is one of my greatest strengths in life.
I can talk my way into or out of situations, and if I had not taken over my partner's account, I never would have imagined that I would grow tired of talking.
She has these people I need to play ball with; apparently, the goal is to get them to support our Twitter content, but these people are not just selfish; they are also concerned about the thousands of dollars they will make on KAITO.
In the short term, I know this job wants to break my back, but it appears that I have seen the future potential of what it can bring, which is why I am sticking around. I am a loyal person.
Perhaps it is both my strength and weakness, but it is easier to take advantage of a loyalty maxi. Let me deviate slightly: I believe that when people see messages like "so you are still on Hive after many years," they do not understand the concept of loyalty.
Of course, my partner's job and what I am supposed to do for her are chaotic, stressful, and nerve-racking, but I have done the math; if we execute it perfectly, we will both be going home with monthly income in a few months, but if it goes wrong, I will go home with nothing after working so hard.
What else might go wrong? That is what can happen, but we will keep working harder to make it work.
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