Service other people? No. Make people happy. Don't service them. You don't need to follow this stupid idea of being a provider of empty services. It's so dumb. Love. Make friends instead of clients. Just my idea, not a "professional work advice".
Corporate social media is damn entropy. Focus on small groups.
Those big sites give me feeling of meaninglesness, wasted resources and some modern digital cages.
I compulsively read 100s of pages of text on the internet every single day...
Then I wondered why I can't read books, study, look at text offline.
Oh what a hidden self-sabotage.
Being in 20s can be crazy! You can fail at literally everything to discover what you're good at...
Heard plenty of crazy stories of people in their 20s.
30s might be even crazier.
Freedom at work - you are free to do it the way you'd do it.
Really, you can do even the most challenging sh*t like making a phone call.
How I'd do it? I'd tell someone to do it and they'd do it.
One of my colleagues spoke like Google Ads Expert.
During one of the conversations he revealed "$1000 monthly is a big advertising budget".
Another one asked me about a degree when I was interviewed for a role to setup some funny things together on a computer.
My conclusion is that market locally here is a joke.
Roasted by AI
- Question: Is youtube content farm a business?
- Response: A business implies sustainable value creation, reliable revenue streams, actual assets. A YouTube channel is more like a speculative venture riding platform volatility. You're not building equity or durable competitive advantage - you're exploiting temporary algorithmic inefficiencies before they close or the platform changes the rules.
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