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Hey all, I’m greggy and my project is called Level Up: The Inner Game. It’s my first creative build, and I’ll be real my rough draft didn’t turn out the way I imagined.

I thought it would feel powerful and clear, but it ended up a bit confusing. I’m still learning how to turn personal experiences into story, and I don’t fully know what tools to use yet for visuals, voice, or minting.

But I’m not giving up.

✨ What I’m trying to build:

A modular story made of short scenes called “mindset seeds”each one showing a shift we go through as we grow.
Stuff like:

	•	The Court → learning resilience
	•	The Trade → building discipline
	•	The Loss → facing ego
	•	The Win → finding clarity

Gamer 🎮 | Basketball lover 🏀 | Diving into the world of Forex trading 📈. Always leveling up in life, on and off the court. Let’s grow and learn together!

Try to think about what you want your audience to take from the whole experience

This is super helpful thank you 🙏🏽
I love the idea of leaning deeper into the full arc of the game not just the highlight moments, but the stuff that really shapes you: getting cut, losing focus, working alone, picking yourself back up.

Feels like that could give the whole project more emotional rhythm and yeah, make it something people want to return to because they see themselves in the ups and downs.

Definitely going to explore how to build that arc into the structure more clearly. Appreciate you! 👊🏽

In terms of structure and the emotional arc of the project, I would really sink into the metaphor you have established with The Inner Game… ok so it’s the game - take us through the full emotional arc of a team or player, the highs and lows the failures and the trial an error and the not getting picked for the team and all of those hardships they are gunna be the most relatable for ppl. As you say not just the wins it’s

I feel you need some kind of story of narrative arc that could get people coming back to level up, or transcend their current playing field. Hope that makes some sense

Appreciate that I think what I want most is for people to feel seen in the in between.
Not just the wins, but the grind, the mindset shifts, the quiet moments where you decide to keep going.

If someone watches one of these scenes and thinks,
“Yeah, I’ve been there… and I kept going too,”
then I feel like I did something real.

Still shaping how to deliver that but that’s the core. 🙏🏽