
if you're not on Twitter as a founder/investor, you're going 0.2x speed and on difficult mode
The upside of expressing yourself online
• Building a resume based on how you think
• Becoming a lighthouse for likeminded people
• Increasing your surface area to make great connections
The downside: Worrying what people will think about you.
The reality?
Once you learn they don't think about you, the downside goes away.
So it's only upside.
The upside of expressing yourself online
• Building a resume based on how you think
• Becoming a lighthouse for likeminded people
• Increasing your surface area to make great connections
The downside: Worrying what people will think about you.
The reality?
Once you learn they don't think about you, the downside goes away.
So it's only upside.
Nov 11, 2022
Nov 11, 2022
Want to get lucky?
Be consistent.
It's very hard to get lucky if you aren't
consistent.
The more consistent I am, the luckier I seem to get.
.@house__of__wise is a case study of the power of @Twitter to a Female Founder.
It's opened doors and leveled the playing field more than any other community/platform.
My investors, early users, team, sourcing and tech support have all come from Twitter.
Thank you @jack 🙏
The effectiveness of being weird on Twitter:
1. I closed 2 investors for @WorkLifeVC from the Taylor Swift as SaaS illustrations 🧵
2. I tweeted about uncapped notes & free coffee in Silver Lake & invested in a "0-$1M ARR in 2 months" co. (CEO ♥️s half & half, really!)