I would easily be the first to tell people never to get distracted. That's because the word "distraction" doesn't usually have a good connotation. But, when I think deeply about it, I've become someone who allows himself to be distracted in so many ways and I'm not even mad at myself for that. Haha.
You may hear that and say;
"Oh, he must be unserious"
"He's probably not living a life of purpose"
Nah!!!
My seriousness is raised to an insane level.
I have a server where I save all the resources I need to go through to help me be more knowledgeable about Web3 and subsequently grow my Web3 brand. I prefer that because I don't particularly want to be messing around with pen and paper every time I want to take note of something important.
What I basically do is to create different categories in the server and each category has several channels where I drop all sorts of resources. I have a channel where I keep the URL of YouTube videos I would like to watch. I also have one where I take note of things I would like to do research on. I update that consistently.
You may be curious about why I'm dropping all these alphas. Well, here's why;
It's the third question in HiveGhana's prompt for the week and I would say that the level of distractions I've allowed in my life this week is wild. I'm not even kidding. For example, I opened my draft to write this post at 8am and it's almost 12am. Yeah. It's that serious.
So, what have I been doing all day?
1. I have been connecting with folks who are across different varieties of Web3 platforms.
2. I have been on several X spaces, interacting with Web3 Idolos who are creating value across several chains, getting alpha, and doing my research.
3. I've been generally spreading my Web3 wings.
Due to the number of commitments I'm giving this, I basically struggle to focus on any other thing aside from this grind. And, it's funny because this is just the foundational stage. I will pause things here for now so I can wrap up my to-do for the day and rest my brain. Hehe.
C'ya when I c'ya.
Thanks For Not Missing Any Full-stop or Comma.
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