"Tweet saved onchain to Ethos. Commentary by @wang_xiaolou for @0xniaoshu. Saved by @0xniaoshu"
Original Tweet: "Weekly Life Report (2025.04.21-2025.04.28)
Input
1. Don't easily convert people; just filter, don't educate.
2. If you want to become a super individual or an individual entrepreneur, you must do two things: First, delegate repetitive labor to tools. Existing AI tools are sufficient to cover every aspect of your work; you just don't know about such tools or processes. Second, delegate iterative tasks to yourself because only by constantly updating your knowledge, using more and more tools, and increasing your efficiency can you achieve greater goals.
3. If you're not learning well enough, try teaching others.
4. 99% of the harm is caused by your thoughts; 1% of the harm is caused by actual events and results. Most of the time, the problem is not the problem. The problem is the way you think about the problem.
5. If attention is the most valuable asset we each have, may we all waste it on worthwhile things.
6. Many people are diligent, but diligence does not necessarily mean a return. The market speaks of supply and demand, and returns are given to those who can provide value.
Output
1. In Ethos's DC channel, many people are asking for codes and saying that they are being taken by big influencers, forming groups, etc. Actually, it's very simple: those who get the codes will basically give them to friends with greater influence who are worth endorsing, and they won't easily give them to strangers.
2. Because I've seen too many examples of contracts leading to poverty or going to zero, I keep my distance from contracts. However, a side effect of this is that I'm not familiar with trading tools, so I've missed out on several projects that involve trading volume. Many people are optimistic about Backpack, but I find it difficult to use because I have a psychological aversion to it, which makes me hesitant. In fact, as a hedge, contracts are sometimes a good tool. The tool is not wrong; it's the person using it who is wrong.
3. Recently, the most annoying thing I've seen is the phrase "mutual follow." If you can provide value, I will follow you even if you don't follow me. If your tweets have no value, your following me is not a reason for me to follow you.
4. Looking back at the history of airdrop farming, those that are very persistent in using psychological manipulation tactics have a very small probability of being big airdrops. If you don't have much time, just use one account for these types of projects. If you get something, you're happy; if you don't, you're happy to see others getting airdrops.
5. Proficiency in both Chinese and English, and expertise in both AI and Web3, will generally lead to good results.
6. Ethos's design is still very impressive. If the people you invite have low scores, it will negatively affect you. If they have high scores, it will help you increase your score. Therefore, you will be cautious when inviting people. For example, I will definitely send it to acquaintances who have been very helpful to me and are also interested.
7. I increasingly feel that arguing with others in a public group is a very stupid thing to do.
8. A teacher said that if the pinned post is a photo with heyi or CZ or following them, it basically means that the person has nothing worthwhile to write about. This is so true. To add to that, if they start reminiscing about how they made a comeback, they basically have nothing else worthwhile to show. Hardship is one of the least worthwhile things to talk about.
9. Some people often calculate small amounts of money but lose big money. A typical characteristic is that they focus on the upper limit of losses but ignore the infinite potential of gains.
10. @ethos_network, if you use it like Yelp, check its score every time you look up project information. You can probably avoid phishing links. Those phishing links basically have no codes, and if they do, they get bad reviews.
11. Recently, I've been playing @KaitoAI with a group and discovered two key points: mutual likes and comments with high-scoring people increase scores very quickly. It's really difficult to start a small account from scratch. My English account is only known to a very small number of people, and those who know it don't interact with me, so the score increases very slowly. I can slowly understand those friends who say it's difficult to break zero. If you write things that have little traffic and no one reads, it's indeed difficult to increase your score. It's not entirely your fault, but you have to adapt. I know this process is difficult, but you have to get through it.
13. I saw an article written by Weini, about someone who joined his group and paid less than a thousand yuan, feeling like they had hired a 24-hour secretary. I made a detour on this matter. I told him when he first started the community, and I told everyone who was preparing to start a community, not to price their community very low just because they were just starting out. If you think your delivery is worth this price, or higher than this price. I was the same at the beginning, setting a very low price, and many friends joined, but they all privately messaged me that it was too low. Later, it happened that the whitelist prepared for members was worth more than a thousand yuan, but several people didn't even bother to get it. Later on, I unified it at 2 SOL, which is also a kind of filtering. Recently, many people's memberships have expired, and I have a relatively Buddhist attitude. I'm not upset if they don't want to renew.
14. I spent more than 2 hours going through the MCP configuration in Yuan Zong's new AI class and completed the entire process. I feel that efficiency can be greatly improved again. If you haven't joined yet, you can DM me for a discount code. It's very worthwhile.
15. Do you know what's the scariest thing in the world? You think they are speaking out for justice, but they are actually professionally unethical. That's why everyone is more unacceptable when reporters, doctors, lawyers, and teachers commit crimes.
16. This issue has more input than output, not because the output has decreased, but because less output was recorded."
Authored at: 2025-04-28T04:57:02.000Z
Author Twitter ID: 1434775696048476162
Original Tweet Link: https://x.com/wang_xiaolou/status/1916718276518060158
