What if your next step as a creator wasn’t just about growth, but about unlocking meaningful opportunities? Sprout Citizens🌱 is where creators and founders find the tools, connections, and strategies they need to thrive in a space built for innovation. Launching this January

I won’t lie, there are days I really want to quit. Being in my 3rd year of uni, balancing classes and trying to keep up with my Web3 stuff is exhausting. I get home after 12-hour days at university, and the last thing I want to do is figure out what to post or how to boost

After working with different projects and agencies, one thing that’s really helped me grow is constant feedback. The truth is, feedback—whether positive or negative—is essential for growth. I’ve learned to use it to get better at what I do. → I act on feedback immediately →

"There are already so many creators better than me, so why even apply?" That’s what I thought when I first saw Abstract’s creator program. But, I gave it a shot anyway. This is outside my comfort zone, but these kinds of opportunities don’t come around every day. I’m not about

Grateful for this week! I might not be as active with content right now, but I assure you, I’m working behind the scenes. This week, I was able to: → Secure commissions for graphic design and infographics → Work on 1 client and 1 project as a reply guy → Finish our concept

I’ve been struggling to stay consistent with my content these days, and I’m allowing myself to be okay with it for now. With work, uni, and other important stuff in real life, it’s been difficult to catch up on what’s happening in the space lately. I take my content seriously,

Working for free might be the most underrated way to build connections. As someone with just a few connections in this space, I can admit—it’s tough to find a decent job when you’re not well-known. So, as a "homeless" individual (no connections, you know what I mean), I figured

This is King Julien She was busy growing someone else’s profile and neglected her own Don’t be King Julien. i disappeared for a few weeks and came back to find not just my portfolio in the red, but my account here on X too i poured so much time into work that I totally

one of my favorite parts of working as a reply guy? i get to see a ton of opportunities (jobs, testnets, etc.) on my client’s account that i would never see on my own. last week, i saw a project hiring an smm. yesterday, someone was looking for a graphic designer. and just now?

I think I haven’t thanked BasePaint and Zach enough for how much this platform has helped me restart in Web3. If there’s one platform on Base that also deserves the spotlight, it’s BasePaint. Two years ago, I took a break from Web3 to focus on my studies and

Wrapping up this week, King Julien was busy networking in real life one year left in university, so it’s time to step up my connection game by attending conferences and hackathons of course, a grind should be balanced with fun, so I went out for a drink with my friends this

one thing that always surprises me in this space is that opportunity is literally everywhere as long as you’ve got Wi-Fi and you’re looking in the right places, things start popping up last month, I was stressing about where to find a new way to make money, and somehow, in less

king Julien is tired, but at least there’s thai food to fuel me at the end of the night. (thai food hates to see me coming 😈)

You can’t juggle everything, and that’s okay. I decided to drop one of my Web2 hustles today because: → I can’t keep up with my studies anymore → I’m getting exhausted → I’ve been feeling sick from all the stress It hurts because that hustle was my passion, but at the same

should i make a thread on how do i find job opportunities (and other opportunities to make money) ? 👀