Nick (nander)

Stop giving yourself a way out. One Take Takes - Day 16

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Put some more emotion into it. Pull from those emotions as fuel to get you to where you need to be. As they say, “burn the boats” and don’t give yourself a way out. One Take Takes - Day 14

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Be open to new perspectives around familiar ideas. People have different life experiences than you. That’s valuable insight. Be open to that, you’ll be surprised where it takes you. One Take Takes - Day 13

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gm everyone. Is Farcaster a good place to start posting? Been sharing a lot more content recently. What should I know about Farcaster vs other social platforms?

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Interesting, thank you! As a founder, that’s great insight. And as someone who likes having friends, that’s great to hear :)

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Welcome to Day 1 of One Take Takes. I realized I’ve been spending too much time towards making “polished” content. Each time I record, it becomes a huge lift. That’s why I’m starting this series. One Take Takes. I’m almost certain someone else has used that name before. Did I check? No. Don’t care. I’ll fix that later if needed. It encapsulates the essence of the series: It’s not about having the perfect lighting, script, style, etc. It’s about getting started. What matters most is to start making, whatever that is for you. It’s one of the greatest gifts you can give yourself and the world. Whatever that thing is…put it out there. Try it. I’ve heard a quote before, it goes something like: “The greatest amount of wealth in the world is found in the graveyard. Why? Because all the ideas that never were brought into this world died along with the individuals who held them.” If this was valuable, please comment with your thoughts and follow for more ❤️

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