Lifelog

- Even for a 2-tweet thread, add the 2nd tweet to auto-plug feature to send out after like 1h or 1 like, so that it's delayed. The delay will make the 2nd tweet be displayed after the 1st tweet on my profile feed, instead of being hidden under "Show thread" if it's sent out together

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At this rate maybe I can write a Gumroad ebook on this!

- TweetSERP (https://tweetserp.com/@jasonleowsg) looks like a fun way to see my top twitter connections

- Someone shared his product with me (https://www.twentypages.org/). A reading club for building a reading habit, where they come together on Zoom to read 20 pages a day, for 40min. Yay or nay?

- Share more plain obvious or simple tips - "What did I learn that would be useful to someone a couple of steps behind me on the same journey?"

- for my replies to replies (to my own tweets especially) where I don't have much value to add to, instead of just saying "thanks" or something closed-ended or lame, ask a question instead. Ask why do you think so? Keeps the engagement rolling, and also helps us all learn more by sharing more.

My real endgame isn’t $5k MRR, $10k MRR or some arbitrary financial figure. My real endgame is freedom.

Financial, creative, location, and time freedom.

But not the freedom most think it is.

It’s not freedom from all money woes but freedom to choose to work on projects that doesn’t give a monetary return. Projects that are pro bono, altruistic and for common good.

It’s not freedom from all creative constraints but freedom to choose what to work on, with whom and how we do it.

It’s not freedom from location but freedom to work anywhere, even at home or at your local library.

It’s not freedom from meetings but freedom to choose what meetings I want to attend.

It’s not freedom from what’s hard, but having the optionality to choose your hard.

"My ultimate business plan to get me to $10k MRR:

👇"

https://twitter.com/jasonleowsg/status/1493132936002080768

- got Revue newsletter set up on my Twitter profile page to collect emails as backup (not intending to email regularly, if much at all)
- thinking of adding an extra timeslot at 11am as a safe slot for random experimental tweets (increase serendipity and experimentation to increase surface area for luck), eg today tweeted about web3. Can also use for RT/QT-ing other accounts.
- Followerwonk.com looks like an exciting new Twitter tool! Can see segments of followers by map, track follows and unfollows, give you a overview of who your followers are, who you are following

Finally bought jasonleow.eth!

🤔 Procrastinated over costly ETH gas fees
🤖 Watched gas fees using Telegram bot over 1 mth
⛽️ Held ~40 GWEI yesterday
💳 Paid ~USD80 / 0.025ETH for 5 years

So noob question: What do I do with it next?

...lately I’d been thinking there’s a case to be made for doing the opposite of building in public – building in silence.

When you build in silence, you curb your own ego.
When you build in silence, you don’t invite envy, jealousy.
When you build in silence, you don’t give unworthy people access.
When you build in silence, haters and trolls have nothing to bite on to attack.

There’s many successful entrepreneurs whom we’ve never heard of and are earning 9 figures. Many probably choose to stay under the radar for those reasons.

It’s a more humble choice.
It’s a better choice for your mental health.
It’s a choice that helps you focus on the work than the fame.

Build in silence.

*What do you think?*

- set an auto-plug tweet if original tweet goes viral (currently set to if post receives 150 likes)
- idea: find active followers of high follower accounts in my niche, and engage them in replies to their tweets, then in DMs

Here’s an interesting n=1 observation:

You think snoozing gets you a bit more sleep. But it actually backfires and ends up making you wake up feeling more tired. Not only did it not help, it actually made things worse.

Snoozing is a net negative.
Snoozing is wake procrastination.

One of the key money habits around consumption that I love is buying quality products over cheap ones. But I could never quite explain why it’s better, in a measurable way. Now I do:

It’s called “cost per use”.

Everyone on Twitter: "I just hit $10k MRR!"

Me: Wow this is so inspiring! 🤩

Also me: Darn why is everyone killing it but me! 😩

https://twitter.com/jasonleowsg/status/1492045764515741702

- Useful > viral - your audience don't need it to go viral, but they need it to be useful

- Not publishing the same day I write a tweet made a huge difference. I often draft a tweet, leave it there and come back to it the next day or many days after. I keep tweaking it from time to time until it feels right.

2020: ok i will launch my project this year
2021: ok i will launch my project this year
2022: ok i will launch my project this year

The problem is, you think you have time.

https://twitter.com/jasonleowsg/status/1490958603146117123

I realised the best indication that you have enough restful sleep isn’t when you wake, but during the day. If I didn’t feel sleepy during the day or need naps, that means sufficient restful sleep.

- feeling more comfortable in my Twitter skin these days, been trying more straightforward tweets than overly-crafted witty ones. Seems to be working!
- need to GET ON with batch writing tweets for the whole week!
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I’d been sampling many twitter scheduling tools lately - Typefully, Threadstart, Black Magic, tld.rip, Typeshare.

After using these tools on my own tweets over the past few months, I’m starting to have my own preferences on what a Twitter scheduling tool should do for me.

Here’s my feature list wish for my ultimate Twitter scheduler...