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DAY 4 — CLEAN YOUR ACCOUNT + BUILD YOUR POSITIONING By now, you’ve started getting visible, meeting people, building mutuals and engaging with others. Today, I want us to look at something people usually ignore: your actual account. You can be doing everything right with your engagement, but if someone discovers you through a reply and visits your profile, what are they going to see? Your profile should make sense. Your bio, profile picture, banner, posts, reposts and even the people you’re following should give people an idea of who you are and what you’re about. This is why I want you to audit your account. Start with your following. Go through the people you’re following and ask yourself: “Why am I following this person?” If you’re building in Web3, for example, most of the people you follow should ideally be connected to Web3 or to the type of content you want to be known for. You don’t have to unfollow everyone outside your niche. If someone genuinely supports you, you enjoy their content, or you have a real relationship with them, there’s nothing wrong with keeping them. But don’t follow hundreds or thousands of completely random accounts just because you want your following number to be high. Be intentional with your following. One thing I personally do when cleaning my account is look at people I follow who didn’t follow me back. If it’s a big account or someone whose content I genuinely value, I might keep following them. But if there’s no real reason for me to keep following them, I’ll probably remove them. I also look at inactive accounts. If someone hasn’t posted or interacted with anyone for a very long time, I usually don’t see much reason to keep them in my active network. Another thing I sometimes look at is an account where the following is much higher than the followers. But understand that this is just my personal filtering method, not proof that the person doesn’t know what they’re doing. Use it as one signal alongside their activity, niche and relationship with you. Then look at whether the person is actually contributing to the network you’re trying to build. If someone is in your niche, active and genuinely engages with you, that person has value, whether they have a blue tick or not. Please don't make the mistake of thinking, “No blue tick means no value.” A genuine mutual with 500 followers who consistently supports you can be more valuable to your personal network than a verified account with 100K followers that has never interacted with you. If your specific goal is to increase your reach among verified accounts, then you can be intentional about connecting with verified users. But don't let the blue tick become the only thing you care about. Value the relationship, not just the badge. Now, after cleaning your following, you might notice your follower count drops. Don't panic. It can happen. You might unfollow 200 people and then notice some of them unfollow you too. That's part of cleaning your account. Don't immediately start following random people again just because you lost some followers. Replace those connections naturally through Spaces, engagement and networking. I’ve personally had moments where I reached a follower milestone and then dropped back down. Instead of panicking, I went back to what was already working for me: getting into Spaces, engaging people and building connections. That's the mindset I want you to have. You’re not trying to build a huge number that only looks good on your profile. You’re trying to build an account surrounded by people who are actually relevant to what you’re doing. Now let's talk about your profile itself. Look at your bio, profile picture, banner, pinned post, recent posts and reposts. If someone discovers you today through a reply, can they understand who you are within a few seconds? If you’re a KOL, community builder, trader, raider, creator, designer, developer or whatever you do, make it clear. You don't need to put 15 different titles in your bio. Just make your positioning clear enough that someone understands what you do and why they should follow you. Your profile is your first impression. Someone can discover you through one good reply, click your profile and decide whether they want to follow you, work with you, collaborate with you or simply keep watching what you do. So make sure there’s actually something worth discovering. And remember what we’ve been saying throughout this training: Your account is your CV on X. Your posts show how you think. Your replies show how you communicate. Your reposts show what you support. Your profile tells people what you do. Put those things together properly and people can understand your brand without you having to explain yourself every time. 🎯 DAY 4 TASK Today, I want you to do a proper account audit. Go through your following and remove accounts that are inactive, irrelevant to your niche or simply no longer valuable to your network. Keep the people who genuinely support you, even if they aren't verified. Then look at your bio, profile picture, banner, pinned post, recent posts and reposts. Ask yourself: “If a stranger discovers my account today, will they understand who I am?” If the answer is no, fix it. And don't be too worried about losing a few followers while cleaning your account. Quality > vanity numbers. Build an account that represents you. Build a network that actually knows you. Make your profile strong enough that when attention comes your way, you’re ready for it. Clean the account. Fix your positioning. Make your profile say something about you. We continue Tomorrow.

DAY 5 — TURN ATTENTION INTO OPPORTUNITIES So far, we’ve talked about getting visible, building your network, engaging properly, and cleaning up your account. But now we get to something a lot of people are waiting for: How do you turn all that attention into actual opportunities? Because let’s be honest, growing an X account is cool, seeing your follower count go up is nice, and getting thousands of impressions feels good. But if you’re building on X because you want to connect with people, get noticed, build credibility, land opportunities, or eventually make money from your presence, then you need to understand something: Attention is not the opportunity. Attention creates the possibility of an opportunity. A lot of people get this part wrong. They get 10K impressions and immediately think, “Why am I not getting paid?” Bro, impressions alone don't guarantee anything. People need to know who you are, what you do, and why they should take you seriously. This is why the work we’ve been doing from Day 1 actually matters. When you join Spaces, people hear your voice. When you engage consistently, people start seeing your name. When you build mutuals, people become familiar with you. When your profile is properly positioned, someone who discovers you can immediately understand what you do. And when you consistently show up, you start becoming recognizable. That recognition can turn into opportunities. For me personally, I’ve had situations where simply being active on X put me on someone’s radar. Sometimes it started with a reply. Sometimes someone saw my content. Sometimes it was because I was consistently engaging around a particular space or community. Eventually, people started reaching out, asking questions, wanting to work together, or introducing me to other people. And that’s the part I want you to understand. You don't always have to chase the opportunity. Sometimes you need to build a presence that makes the opportunity find you. If you're a community builder, let people see you talking about communities. If you're a designer, let your work speak for you. If you're a trader, share your thoughts and your process. If you're a content creator, actually create content. If you're looking for Web3 jobs, don't make your entire account “I'm looking for work.” Show people what you can actually do. Your account should give people a reason to remember you. And this is also why your replies matter so much. A good reply can introduce you to an audience that doesn't follow you. Someone might read your reply under a big account, click your profile, see your posts, see your positioning, and decide to follow you. That person might later become a mutual. That mutual might introduce you to someone. That person might know a founder. And that founder might need exactly what you do. You can't predict where one genuine interaction will lead. But don't misunderstand me. I'm not saying you should reply to people only because you want a job from them. That's the fastest way to make your interactions feel forced. Build relationships first. Let opportunities come naturally from the network you're building. Also, don't be afraid to show what you're capable of. If you helped grow a community, talk about what you learned. If you organized a Space, share it. If you helped a project with engagement, show the work. If you learned something useful, teach someone else. If you achieved something you're proud of, share it. You don't have to brag every day. But if you never show your work, how are people supposed to know you can do it? Visibility + credibility = stronger opportunities. And there's another thing I want you to stop doing: waiting until you feel “big enough.” You don't need 50K followers before you start positioning yourself professionally. You don't need to be a huge KOL before someone can hire you. You don't need to have every answer before you start sharing what you know. Start where you are. Improve as you go. Your first opportunity might not be your biggest opportunity. That's fine. Take the experience, learn from it, build your reputation, and keep moving. And please, don't measure your progress only by money. Sometimes the win is getting a new connection. Sometimes it's someone recognizing your name. Sometimes it's getting invited into a community. Sometimes it's getting introduced to a founder. Sometimes it's getting someone to trust your work. Money can come from the network, but the network has to be built first. This is why I've been telling you about motion throughout this training. You can't just create an account, post twice, disappear for three weeks, then wonder why nothing is happening. Be around. Talk to people. Create. Engage. Join Spaces. Build relationships. Show your work. Keep improving. Give people something to remember you for. And one more thing: don't become desperate for opportunities. If you're constantly begging people to hire you, give you a shoutout, follow you, or notice you, you're putting yourself in a weak position. Instead, focus on becoming useful. Be the person who contributes. Be the person who knows how to communicate. Be the person who shows up. Be the person people can trust. When people consistently see those things from you, your value becomes easier to recognize. That's when X becomes more than just an app where you're collecting followers. It becomes a network. DAY 5 TASK 🎯 Today, I want you to stop looking at your account only as a social media account and start looking at it as your personal brand. Go through your profile and ask yourself: If a founder, KOL, creator, or potential client discovered me today, would they understand what I do? Would they see evidence that I actually know what I'm doing? Would they have a reason to reach out to me? Then make at least one post today that shows what you can do or what you know. It doesn't have to be perfect. Just make it useful and make it yours. Also, engage with people in your niche, join at least one Space if you can, and have a few genuine conversations. And most importantly, stop waiting for opportunities to magically appear. Start putting yourself in places where opportunities can find you. You've built the foundation. Now start turning that visibility into something meaningful. Keep the motion going. We continue Tomorrow.

DAY 3 — ENGAGEMENT THAT ACTUALLY BUILDS RELATIONSHIPS 🫂 Now that you’ve started getting visible and building your network, let’s talk about one of the biggest parts of growing on X: engagement. And I want to make something clear from the beginning. Engagement is not just dropping “GM,” “LFG,” “Bullish,” or “Nice project” under 100 posts every day. 😂 There’s nothing wrong with short replies sometimes, but if that’s all you’re doing, you’re not really building relationships. You’re just leaving comments. When I was growing, I became known as a reply guy because I was everywhere replying to people. But with time, I learned that there’s a difference between simply replying and actually engaging with people. When you see a post you genuinely have something to say about, say it. Add your opinion. Ask a good question. Give the person something they can actually respond to. Your reply doesn’t have to be long, but it should have a reason for being there. And one of the biggest lessons I learned is this: don’t wait for people to engage you first before you engage them It’s not done like that. If someone you follow replies to your post, don’t just like their reply and disappear. Go to their profile. Check what they’re posting. Like some of their posts. If you find something you genuinely have something to say about, reply to it. Return the energy. Sometimes I can have 50 new people commenting on one of my posts. I may not follow every single person, but I can still like their comment, visit their profile and engage with something they’ve posted if I find something worth engaging with. You don’t have to follow everyone who comments on your post. But at the same time, don’t ignore everybody. If someone consistently shows up for you, recognize it. I learned a lot about this from people like @waleswoosh , @web3righteous and @TeaonaX . I’ve seen Wale.moca have hundreds of comments and still take time to like people’s comments. That kind of thing makes people feel seen, and it makes them want to come back and engage with you again. Sometimes, all you need to do is like the reply. Someone tags you? Acknowledge it. Someone replies to your reply? Like it. Someone supports your post? Visit their page. You’re basically telling them, “I saw you. I appreciate you.” That matters more than you think. And please, don’t feel like you have to repost every single thing your mutuals post. 😂 I personally don’t repost every GM post, every meme or every Space. Your reposts are part of your personal brand, so be intentional with them. If there’s a project you genuinely support, repost it. If there’s a mutual doing something you believe in, support them. If there’s something that represents what you want your account to be known for, share it. Your reposts are part of your personal brand. Your account is your CV on X. Imagine a project owner discovers you through one of your replies and checks your profile. They’re going to see your posts, replies and reposts. Those things should give them an idea of who you are and what you’re about. Another thing: don’t be scared to engage bigger accounts. If someone has 50K followers and you have 2K, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t engage them. If you genuinely have something to contribute, reply. Add value. Ask a good question. Participate in the conversation. But don’t think, “I replied to this big account, so they have to follow me.” No. Engage because you genuinely have something to contribute. At the same time, don’t spend your entire day chasing the biggest accounts while ignoring people around your level who are also grinding. Build sideways as well as upwards. Some of the people growing beside you today could become huge accounts tomorrow. And this is where engagement can sometimes turn into opportunities. I’ve had situations where a simple reply put me on someone’s radar. You write something with substance, the right person sees it, checks your profile, and suddenly you’re having a conversation you didn’t expect. I’ve also had projects reach out to me after seeing my activity and content. That’s why I always say: Don’t only chase opportunities. Build something that makes opportunities easier to find you. Your replies are part of that. Every comment you leave is another small piece of your reputation on X. So don’t just ask yourself, “How many comments did I make today?” Ask yourself, “Did I actually connect with anybody today?” There’s a big difference. 🎯 DAY 3 TASK Today, I want you to be intentional with your engagement. Find 20–30 people in your niche and genuinely engage with their content. Don’t just comment for the sake of commenting. If someone engages your post, return the energy. Visit their profile, like something, and leave a meaningful reply when you actually have something to say. Find at least 5 posts where you can add an actual opinion, experience or thoughtful question instead of simply saying “W.” Also, go through your recent notifications and find people who have consistently supported you. Show them some love too. And remember the most important lesson from today: Don’t wait for people to engage you first. If you want people to build a habit of engaging with you, become someone who engages people. If you want people to remember to your name, show up consistently. If you want a strong network, give before you expect to receive. You’re not just trying to increase a number. You’re building relationships, recognition and reputation. Engage. Return the energy. Build relationships. We continue Tomorrow.

DAY 2 — BUILD YOUR NETWORK Yesterday, we talked about getting visible. Today, I want to talk about something that I believe is just as important: your network. You can have a good profile, good posts and even decent impressions, but if you don't have people around you, growing on X can become frustrating. When I was growing, I started understanding that it wasn't only about getting followers. It was about connecting with people. One thing I want you to change from today is the way you look at your following. Don't only look at it as a number. The people you follow can become your mutuals, your friends, your supporters, your collaborators, and sometimes even the people who introduce you to opportunities. So when you're growing, don't just chase followers. Build relationships. If you're following 1,000 people, don't be afraid to actually talk to those people. You don't have to message everybody in one day. You can take it gradually. Even if you reach out to around 100+ people over the course of a week and genuinely ask how they're doing or how their grind is going, you're already building something. And please, don't make every DM transactional. You don't always have to say, “Bro, engage my post.” Sometimes just saying “How are you doing?” or “How's the grind going?” is enough to start a genuine conversation. When you meet someone new, especially through Spaces or through engagement, follow them. Check out their content. Get familiar with what they're doing. If you like their content, engage with it. If they engage with you, return the energy. And here's something else I want you to start doing: turn on notifications for the people you genuinely want to build with. If you've connected with someone and you feel like you can grow together, you can simply DM them and say, “Yo bro, let's turn on notifications for each other so we don't miss each other's posts.” Don't make it sound like you're begging for engagement. You're simply creating a stronger connection. And when they turn on your notifications, don't just expect them to engage you. You should be engaging them too. That's how relationships become mutual. Another mistake I see people making is focusing only on the biggest accounts. Yes, engage the big accounts. Yes, try to get noticed by people with larger audiences. But don't build your entire network around people who have 50K, 100K or 500K followers while ignoring people who are growing alongside you. Find people around your level. Find the people who are also grinding every day. Find the people trying to build their accounts. Find the people who are also joining Spaces, making posts and engaging. You can grow together. Someone who has 1K followers today might have 20K tomorrow. Someone who is grinding beside you today might become a founder, KOL, creator or someone with a huge platform later. So don't underestimate people because their account isn't big yet. And if you're specifically trying to increase your reach among verified users, you can also be intentional about connecting with verified accounts. But don't make the mistake of thinking a blue tick automatically makes someone valuable to you. A genuine mutual is still a genuine mutual, whether they're verified or not. If someone consistently supports you, recognize it. If someone is always liking your posts, replying to you, showing up in your comments or supporting what you're doing, don't act like you didn't notice. Go to their page. Engage them. Talk to them. Show them some love. Because that's how random followers become mutuals. That's how mutuals become friends. And sometimes, those relationships can turn into collaborations, opportunities, referrals, jobs or introductions. You never really know where a genuine connection can lead. And I want you to remember this: don't only think about what someone can do for you. Think about what you can also do for them. If someone sends you their post, support them when you can. If someone needs your opinion, give it. If someone is building something you genuinely believe in, support it. Don't become the person who only appears when they need something. Be useful. Be present. Be genuine. That's how you build a network that actually lasts. 🎯 DAY 2 TASK Today, I want you to intentionally connect with people. Find 10–20 people in your niche who are actively growing and follow them if you genuinely want them in your network. Go through their posts and engage with them properly. Reach out to at least 5 people and start a genuine conversation. It doesn't have to be about engagement. Just talk to them. Pick a few people you genuinely want to build with and turn on notifications for each other. And finally, look at the people who have already been supporting you. Return the energy. Don't wait until you need something from someone before you remember their name. Build your network now. Because the goal isn't just to have followers. The goal is to have people who know you, people who support you, and people you can grow with. Build your people. Build your circle. Build your network.

DAY 1 — STARTING FROM ZERO: MY STORY + BUILDING YOUR FOUNDATION Before we start, I want to make something clear. I’m not doing this because I think I’m some big person on X or because I have everything figured out. I’m simply here to share how I personally do things, what has worked for me, and what I’ve learned from my own experience on this app. You might already know some of these things. You might even do some of them differently, and that’s completely fine. Take what makes sense to you, test it, and see what works for your own account. I’m not saying, “Do exactly what I say and you’ll automatically grow.” 😂 There’s no magic formula. I’m just sharing my experience because I know there are people who are currently where I was when I started, and maybe something I share can help them move forward. So don’t look at this as a big X account teaching you how to use X. Look at it as one person sharing what helped him grow with people who are also trying to grow. Now, let me take you back to where I started. I created my current X account on May 21, but I didn’t make my first post until May 29. At first, this account wasn’t even created specifically for Web3. I was just posting random things with the idea of eventually monetizing the account. But I realized something pretty quickly: you can’t expect an inactive account to grow. So I started taking the account more seriously. I had already been around X for a while, and after losing more than 50 accounts over time, I had learned a lot about the platform, networking, engagement and how to move properly on X. But when I started using this account seriously in CT, nobody knew me. And this is where I think a lot of people make their first mistake. They create an account, make a few posts, follow some big accounts, then sit back and wait for people to discover them. Bro… they don’t know you exist. 😂 You have to make yourself visible. One of the biggest things I started doing was joining Spaces. And I wasn’t just joining Spaces to sit there listening for hours. I started raising my hand, speaking, introducing myself, talking to people and connecting with them. Because every Space is an opportunity to meet people who don’t know you yet. You could join a Space today with 100 people and leave with just two or three genuine connections. Do that consistently and see what happens after 30 days. Visibility compounds. I know some of you are shy. You might be thinking, “What if I say something stupid?” or “What if nobody knows me?” My brother/sister, speak anyway. You don’t have to sound like the smartest person in the Space. You just need to contribute something meaningful. Ask a good question. Give your opinion. Introduce yourself. Talk about what you’re building. The goal isn’t to impress everybody. The goal is to be remembered. And when you meet someone in a Space, don’t let the connection end when the Space ends. Follow them. Check their content. Engage with them. If there’s a genuine reason to DM them, send that DM. Talk to people. You’d be surprised how many opportunities can start from something as simple as “Yo, what’s good bro?” 😂 But don’t make every interaction about “follow me,” “engage my post,” or “give me a job.” Build the relationship first. When you’re starting, I also don’t want you to make follower count your only measurement of growth. Of course, we all want followers. 😂 But ask yourself: How many people know me now that didn’t know me last week? How many people have you connected with? How many conversations have you had? How many people recognize your name? How many people have you started building relationships with? That’s progress too. My first tweet on this account did well. Then I started posting more. Some posts were bangers, some were shitposts, and some performed better than others. That’s normal. Don’t let one bad post convince you that your account is dead. Keep showing up. But also understand that posting alone isn’t a growth strategy. You need to combine your posts with networking, engagement, relationships and visibility. That’s where the real growth starts. And one thing I want you to take away from Day 1 is this: STOP HIDING. You don’t need 10K followers before you start talking to people. You don’t need a blue tick before you start engaging. You don’t need to be famous before you start building your network. Start from where you are. Get into the room. Introduce yourself. Talk to people. Build relationships. Let people know you exist. Because before people can engage you, before projects can notice you, and before opportunities can find you… PEOPLE HAVE TO KNOW YOU’RE THERE. 🎯 DAY 1 TASK Today, I want you to actually put this into practice. Join at least 2 Spaces and try to speak in at least 1. Find 10 people in your niche who are also actively growing and connect with them. Genuinely engage with their content and start at least 3 real conversations. And most importantly, don’t overthink it. You’re not trying to become the biggest account on X today. You’re simply trying to make one more connection, have one more conversation, and make one more person know your name. That’s how you start. You can’t build something on X if you’re afraid to be seen. Get visible. Get involved. Start building. We continue Tomorrow.

𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐂𝐓. I’ve been a little busy lately, but I’ve actually been cooking something for you guys. I’m putting together a 7-Day Training on How to Grow Your X Account the RIGHT Way. I’ve taken my time to put this together because I genuinely want you guys to learn from what I’ve personally experienced and, most importantly, put it into practice. Tomorrow, we start with Day 1. And please, I’ll really need your support on this one. When I drop the post, engage with it properly. like, comment, repost, and bookmark it. Especially the repost and bookmark. Those two would mean a lot because I really want this training to go far and reach people who actually need it. Also, ask questions. If anything I say isn’t clear, drop your question in the comments and I’ll do my best to answer every question I see. And if you think I got a point wrong, quote the post and tell me why. I’m open to being corrected. We can discuss it, and I’ll reply, comment, or repost when necessary. If there’s something you want me to explain in more detail, quote the post with your question or drop it directly in the comments. This isn’t supposed to be me talking while everyone just listens. Let’s make it interactive. I didn’t put all this together just for you guys to read it and say, “Nice.” Engage with it. Save it. Share it. Ask questions. Challenge the points. Then actually implement what you learn. I want to see you guys grow, build real connections, get noticed, and have motion on this app. 7 days. 7 lessons. Let’s grow together.