"How I Found a Friend and Guru on Twitter."

If you think Twitter (or X, as it's now known) is just a place for memes and political debates, then let me introduce you to Dmitry (Dima to his friends), a guy who turns 280 characters into veritable mini-masterpieces. Dima is the kind of content creator who doesn't just tweet, but weaves narrative threads where each post is like a chapter in a novel about modern life. I've known him for three years, and during that time, he's become more than just an acquaintance; he's become a source of daily inspiration.It all happened in 2022, at one of those online Zoom events where everyone shares life hacks and tries to stay awake. I was just starting out in cryptocurrency and marketing, and Dima was already a veteran with thousands of followers and insightful threads on freelancing.We crossed paths by chance in the chat: I was complaining about my lack of tweet ideas, and he, with his trademark sarcasm, replied, "Ideas? Grab a coffee, sit down at your laptop, and describe how your cat looks at you with disapproval-which always goes down well." A week later, he retweeted my post with a comment that garnered a ton of likes. Since then, we've been in touch almost daily: he sends drafts of threads, I give feedback, and sometimes we even co-comment in general threads.He's pure gold as a person-always ready to offer advice, even when he's on a deadline.Basically, if you're looking for content that's not only entertaining but also thought-provoking, follow Dima. He's not perfect, but that's precisely why his tweets resonate.