based on some feedback from several people who follow the @hivepeople account which I run, I am scaling back on the number of tweets I create, and focusing on quality. I will be focused on making about 3 or 4 high quality tweets, and not retweeting as much. I value the input from @rootdraws and several others who have privately messaged me about this.
I also have stopped over using the #hive hashtag, and started branching out and engaging in regular non-hive conversations with people who share my interests. This has already yielded results as a Cointelegraph writer and badcrypto podcast host with 16K followers, named Rachel Wolfson has decided to follow me because I shared one of her tweets about the Chirpty phenomenon:

her twitter account: https://twitter.com/Rachelwolf00

I highly suggest we get out of our echo chamber and start having normal conversations with people in CryptoTwitter, about all kinds of things, and stop posting #Hive to the moon every two seconds.

I've been thinking a lot about providing some suggestions for people to do on twitter besides just patting each other on the back, and I think I have found some good ideas for people. I might write a post about this.

Getting people who have over 15K followers and who are semi-famous is quite hard if that is your goal. However, if you regularly find topics that authentically interest you and are respectful towards others, good things start to happen.

I am not writing this to pat myself on the back, but to provide others with guidance on how to get out of the hive echo chamber.......

we can become more valuable, if we really start to realize that we all are valuable.