RE: Sometimes less tags means a lot more
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Well for me I personally just like the actual genuine engagements, but see that is why I always treat others like how I would like to be treated... I probably won't be writing too many more posts as for me it is disheartening to see the little amount of engagements... I appreciate the upvotes and stuff but for example in this particular post I even asked if they could take a little time to comment the type of things they would enjoy reading or at least something that let me know that I didn't just type into the abyss. I would much rather prefer engaging with 10-20 people who write a sincere comment vs 100s of upvotes
Anyways thanks for the comments here have some !PIZZA
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You are onto something here in this comment. I wrote an entire White Paper (#CometWeek White Paper) all about the importance of engagement and there's a section in the White Paper where I talk about how a comment is proof of "AntiEcho". This is something I completely cameUP with myself but it's been inspired by a very good book called "AntiFragile".
There you go!
Some things to think about...
Home Work? hahaha! 😁
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Hey now that is something you should plug the link to so I can have a log of it and deep dive into once I free up a little bit more time and who knows it may also help someone else in the process in discovery
Yeah that is what I realized in my pursuit to build a brand is that I never wish to be a sellout and always make sure to question my actions and ask myself critical questions in which am I just doing these things for some sort of positive metric or are there more core values and principles behind my actions.
People often times just would much rather comfort and stability that at times may make it hard for them to speak up and stand against things due to the amount of discomfort it will cause, but I've realized that throughout life it is some of those discomforts that strengthen us to become someone/thing so much better and allow us the empathy to recognize and wisdom to navigate through this mysterious and wonderful journey we call life.
!PIZZA