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I'm deactivating my Threads account (opens the original)
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After 2.5 years on Threads, I lost my desire to post. The more time I spent offline, the more alienated I get from the online world. I deleted all my social media except for Substack and YouTube (if you wanna count it).It took me a long time to accept this but I just feel better when I’m not online. I don’t think I’m made for this online creation game.Idk if I will be back someday but for now I want to focus on developing myself in the field of psychology. I’m about to finish my clinical psychol
I was the happiest when I made no money with writing (opens the original)
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I made zero money in my first 8 months writing online. Looking back, that was the happiest I’ve ever been in this business. Which is strange, because I was a broke psych student, not knowing what I was doing. I remember going to the supermarket and buying €2 meals (tuna cans, chicken breast & bread). My life was simple. Every day I woke up and spent my time writing, walking, and hitting the gym. That was it, and I remember how satisfied I was. And now I know why. I was happy because I was a stud
I love what AI did to social media (opens the original)
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Go on any platform (YouTube, Threads, Instagram, Substack) and you’ll see random people going viral with random stories, life updates, and off-the-cuff content. No heavy production, no polishing, just human beings sharing human experiences. It almost seems like they didn’t put any effort into it. But they did. Instead of obsessing over AI prompts, templates, and hooks, they spent their time reflecting on their life experiences. And that’s why now is the best time in history to be a creator. It’s
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