If you believe in web3.0 and want to become C-Suite, start learning community today. It's the most in demand skillset with the fewest experts. Here's a few places to build your fundamentals: 🧵

The community is the story book of your product/company they always know. Employees change over time. Community members were and always will be there. #cmgr

Read my latest: “Ruben Random Thoughts - Minimum Viable communities” getrevue.co/profile/rubenv…

After you become a community manager, you see community everywhere. 😅

A tweet full of gold for community managers. 💰

The most important skill to learn is how to learn on your own: Mentors are great, but they are overrated. Mentors work well when you've reached a ceiling of teaching yourself everything you could possibly know about a subject. Learn to learn and you're unstoppable.

4 frameworks to help you manage your community better - 🧵 Bookmark this for later!

Start building your #community before building your product. They will show you the way!

A distributed beta community is a must in order to ensure a high quality product.

Your job as CEO of a startup is to hire generalists to build and then hire specialists to scale. Pretty simple.

I have no use for this but seeing it makes me excited for the future Take a picture of a pile of legos - Brickit identifies all the pieces, tells you what you can build and gives you instructions to build them. brickit.app

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"Good thinking is expensive. Bad thinking costs a fortune. One way to force yourself to think is to write. Good writing requires good thinking." A tiny thought in the The Knowledge Project Brain Food newsletter. See what you're missing: fs.blog/brain-food/mar…

Ask not what community can do for your business. Ask what your business can do for the community.