You’ve been led to believe that making money in DeFi is all about grinding through web3 jobs. But the truth is, Itt doesn’t have to be that hard. Forget the hustle of constantly searching for the next gig. You can earn without spending hours working. How?

• Content Creator • Social Media Manager • Intern Do they have same job roles? Is there line to be drawn? If yes, Where do we draw the line? There will be clarity, tonight. Set your reminder. See you by 8pm.

The definition of insanity is: Trying the same things over and over and expecting different results. If you want different results: • Put in the work. • Review and fine-tune from time to time. • Take responsibility. • Build every single day.

Why do the opposite of what you see is working for others, just to be "special". When all you really need is adding your special take to a proven system. You don't need to reinvent the wheel. Reverse engineer it. Proven methods + your creativity = lasting success.

Knowing things but not putting that knowledge into action is pointless. In other words, It is not just about knowing things. It is about applying that knowledge to make a difference.

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Projects invest heavily in influencer marketing for quick visibility and hype. But is it really a substitute for long-term marketing strategies that build lasting brand value? Which approach do you think delivers the best results in marketing web3 projects?

The end goal of any campaign is to market a project effectively. But sometimes, KOLs end up performing the same roles as ambassadors. Are their roles really the same? Or Are we just blurring the lines?