Just figured out that I haven't introduced myself😅 I'm Tomi 😊 I create simple but powerful content around → Storytelling → Content creation in web3 → Personal branding If you’re a creator, writer & trying to show up online and build something tangible... (Not a thread)

It’s Monday — but don’t treat it like magic. You don’t need a new week to start acting right You can choose Wednesday afternoon to reignite your fire, Friday evening to realign your goals, or even Sunday night to decide you’re done playing. So yeah... I know you've written a list but don't forget that everything doesn't have to be perfect before you start working. Progress doesn’t care what day it is, it just cares that you show up intentionally GM people 💜✨

We all claim to be writers. But what really differentiates us is why we write and what our words are designed to do. Writing isn’t one skill, it’s a thousand directions disguised as one title. Each path rewires how you think, speak, and even see people. ~ Copywriting teaches psychology. You learn what triggers emotion and what language moves people to act. It’s not about sounding smart it’s about understanding desire. ~ Content writing teaches consistency and clarity. You learn to turn abstract ideas into digestible lessons. The best ones don’t just inform — they translate complexity into comfort. ~ Ghostwriting humbles you. You stop writing for attention and start writing for alignment. You write so others can shine. ~ Creative writing reveals who you are when no one’s watching. It’s where words meet emotion and imagination. ~ Technical writing sharpens your precision. You learn to explain the complicated without losing the soul. ~ Scriptwriting teaches pacing, rhythm, and timing. It’s writing that breathes — meant to be heard, not just read. These are just a few. If you’re a writer, try exploring beyond “content writing.” Knowing your niche helps you stand out, attract the right clients, and build a voice people actually remember. Again explore!! Every writing lane shapes how you see the world. Some writers sell. Some storytellers heal. Some document. Some provoke. We may all call ourselves writers but in truth, we’re architects of emotion, logic and experience. So tell me, what kind of writer are you? (And please, don’t say content writer 😏)

My mum loves TikTok. She can sit for hours just scrolling and laughing. But every time she shows me a video, I somehow end up ruining the fun 😭 I’ll be like, “Mummy, this one is AI-generated.” At first, she used to get so annoyed. She’d say, “Ah ah, Tomi! Is everything now AI?” But recently, something changed. Now when I tell her, she just laughs and says, “Am I not laughing? As long as it entertains me, I’m fine with it 😂” That response surprised me a little. Because she’s right. People don’t really care who creates the content, human or AI — as long as it connects, entertains or teaches them something valuable. We keep arguing about whether AI will replace creators, but most people just want to feel something when they watch, read, or listen. AI didn’t steal the audience, it just learned how to hold attention. So if you’re a creator, maybe the real question isn’t “Will AI replace me?” It’s “Can I still connect with people the way AI now can?”

I’ve been off for a while. Not because I wanted to but because life happened in ways I couldn’t control. Some things showed up that I couldn’t just overlook or push aside. And honestly, I didn’t have the strength to show up online while trying to hold it all together offline. It wasn’t about losing interest or being lazy, I just had to prioritize I’m slowly finding my way back sha Gm people 💜✨

Self-awareness is NOT enough This morning, I was talking to my dad and realized something interesting he’s a very self-aware man. He knows exactly where he falls short. He knows what to work on to reach his goals. He even knows what stands between him and his goals. And I saw myself in him. I’ve always been big on reflection and clarity too. But self-awareness alone has never been the magic key. You can know all your flaws, you can map out every gap you need to fill, you can clearly see what’s holding you back and still remain stuck. Because awareness doesn’t change anything. Action does. Self-awareness is only powerful when it’s followed by motion. It’s not meant to make you feel wise — it’s meant to push you towards growth. Real growth starts when you turn that awareness into action. When you stop saying “I know what to do” and start doing what you know. Self-awareness isn’t success. It’s the mirror that shows you what needs work. Your success depends on what you do after you look in that mirror. So don’t just be aware of who you are. Act on what you know. That’s where transformation begins.

I used to think psychology was just for therapists. Until I realized it runs through everything how we write, sell, create and even love. At first, I ignored it. It sounded too complex. Too “academic.” What did human behavior have to do with my daily life? But I kept seeing posts about how psychology drives sales, marketing, communication and creativity thanks to @zclare245 🌚 So I got curious. And I decided to start learning the basics. It’s been an interesting journey so far — eye-opening, actually. I’ve learnt that psychology isn’t theory. It’s pattern. It’s why people buy certain things, believe certain stories, or trust certain brands. It’s why some words make people feel seen, and others make them scroll away. I’ve learnt that good writing isn’t about words it’s about emotional accuracy. Saying the right thing in a way that feels human. I’ve learnt that branding isn’t just colors and strategy it’s emotion management. How you make people feel when they meet your message. The more I learn, the more I realize: understanding people is the real superpower. Because when you understand how people think, you stop forcing connection, you create it. I’m still learning, but psychology is already reshaping how I write, speak and show up. And the truth is, once you start seeing people clearly, you never create the same way again.

You can do everything right and still not get the result you hoped for. That’s life. I used to get really sad whenever I didn’t reach my goals. Some of those goals were within my control, others weren’t. But I blamed myself for all of them anyway. Until one day, I sat myself down and asked a simple question: What if I only focused on what I can actually control? That mindset changed everything. I stopped worrying about outcomes I couldn’t predict. I started focusing on process — the parts that were mine to own. You want to hit 1,000 followers? You can’t control who follows you, but you can control: ★ How often you show up ★ The quality of what you share ★ The effort you put into learning and improving You want your content to blow up? You can’t control the algorithm, but you can control your consistency, your tone and your growth. The goal might not happen on your timeline — and that’s fine. Because when you’ve done everything within your control, you can rest knowing you gave your best shot. I even quit airdrops because of the uncertainty attached to them 😂 Too much stress for something I couldn’t influence. At the end of the day, peace comes from control — not of outcomes, but of actions. Focus on what’s yours to do, and leave the rest alone.

At first, you write because you want to be seen. You want people to notice your voice, your ideas, your craft. But with time, you realize writing does something deeper, it changes you. It makes you listen to your thoughts more closely. It makes you braver with your truth. It forces you to meet the parts of yourself that you’ve ignored for too long. The writer and the written are never the same person. Each post, each idea, each reflection sharpens you a little more. And that’s what people really connect to. Not just your expertise, but your becoming. Writing is more than content. It’s brand architecture, built one honest sentence at a time. The clearer your voice, the stronger your presence. So, write like you’re building something that’ll still speak when you’re silent. Hello people 💜✨

Last week, I fell off a bit I took in so much information that my mind couldn’t keep up (I wonder why) Now I’ve got half-written drafts scattered everywhere and a sick phone that make things worse Not excuses, I'm just holding myself accountable and trying to do better Gm 💜

Lately, I’ve been watching people run Not from fear or failure but toward something their spirit can finally name. You can see it in their eyes: the mix of hunger and peace. They’re not chasing validation, only alignment. A short thread 🧵✨

I'm not supposed to post this here but this is the only finished draft I have 🥲 Manage it 🙂

the stretching, the reaching, the building of something that carries your fingerprint It’s devotion. And that’s the most beautiful evidence that you’re still walking in truth.

There’s a kind of weight that feels sacred Not the heaviness of struggle but the fullness that comes from pouring yourself into what you were meant to do. Your body might ache, your mind might crave pause, yet your spirit knows this is true work...