❤️Spaces Dojo🤖 @spacesdojo Twitter profile

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

2 years

Twitter spaces: 5 tips for speakers 1. Speak slowly and clearly 2. Be careful with background noise 3. Keep it short 4. Keep a constant distance from your phone 5. Stand up to get extra energy & confidence

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hello everyone 👋 My name is YK, and in this account, I want to help you: - Host & speak in small twitter spaces - Help you become better space hosts Hosting twitter spaces is an awesome way to increase your confidence, meet people and get better at speaking. So let’s go 💪

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

as a developer, are you human?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

9 months

More shy people should speak on spaces.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Advice for first-time twitter space hosts:

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

The greatest weapon you can wield to grow on tech twitter: Being genuine & helpful ✨

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

500 followers!!! Thank you so much everyone 🤗 More than that, though, I’m super happy to see more and more people hosting spaces. It’s really for everyone and I think many people already understand that.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

6 months

Essential tips to improve your communication skills: 1. Be there for other people, not just for yourself 2. Learn to read the room carefully 3. Don't just ask questions to help yourself. Ask questions to learn about others 4. Speak slowly and clearly 5. Speak concisely

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

as promised… face reveal

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

I’ve helped/encouraged at least 10 people host their first twitter spaces. They wouldn’t have started hosting spaces without all the work I’ve done - definitely not as early as they did. Super happy that my work has had that kind of impact. We’re just getting started though 💪

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hello hello everyone

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

11 months

Public speaking tips: 1. Speak slowly and clearly 2. When speaking online, check your audio device 3. Be a good listener and understand what other people are interested in 4. Pay attention to how the other people react to what you say with facial expressions, body gestures, etc

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

"Coffee chats are popular on tech twitter. Why aren't there TEA chats for British people?" - @FrancescoCiull4

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Unfortunately, I’ve seen cases where in Twitter spaces, people who know nothing about certain topics try to give their opinions or advice. As the host, it’s on YOU to decide if you want to give them the stage or not. Focus on real expediences & advice from experienced people.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Twitter is the best dojo to practice your communication skills before getting on a bigger stage.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Stealing other people’s content is really bad. Faking your entire work history and background is 100x worse in my opinion.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

“We’re so good at twitter spaces now. Let’s go and DESTROY LinkedIn spaces.” - umm I’m not sure if I should mention who said this lol

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

8 months

Spaces are the killer feature of X.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hey hey everyone Hope you’ve been doing well

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

The best two-sentence advice for Twitter space hosts: 1. When there are enough speakers, speak less. 2. When there aren’t enough speakers, speak more.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

A space a day keeps depression away

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Something @DunsinWebDev said earlier stuck with me: “Take care of your current followers, and they’ll bring in even more followers.”

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

You can host a Twitter space if you only have 10 followers. Or 100. Or 100,000. Do you have a functional mouth? If yes, then you can do it.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

The easiest way to go from 0 to 1000 followers on Twitter? Speak in & host spaces.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

twitter spaces are podcasts on steroids.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

So I noticed a fairly large creator here on Twitter copying other creators’ tweets and threads. Made a quick video documenting everything but… I decided not to publish it. I’m just going to focus on making the best content I can instead.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Twitter spaces are simply the best way to improve your communication skills.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

Twitter spaces are the best way to improve your communication skills, period.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

8 months

Speak clearly and slowly.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

should I put all my advice & resources on space hosting into a single thread?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Once you’re comfortable hosting twitter spaces… In my opinion, the next step is to start cohosting. This is a great way to help new hosts get started and help each other grow 💪

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

A Twitter space is like a digital black hole. Once you get into it, there’s no way to get out 🤖🤖🤖

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Beware of twitter space addicts ⛔️ Symptoms include: - Celebrates anything and everything with a space - Throat or mouth pain - Dreams in spaces - Says “I’m not addicted”

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Once you grow enough on Twitter Some people branch out to other social media But just know that Another valid strategy is to create more twitter accounts

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

10 months

Anyone interested in hosting your own spaces here? I may be able to join you or even cohost you if you let me know.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

10 months

Tips for speakers on spaces: 1. Make sure your audio device works well. Your phone’s native mic tends to work well 2. Speak slowly and clearly 3. Speak concisely. Keep it within 30 seconds or so. 4. (Perhaps most important) Read the room. Try not to disrupt the flow too much.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

“3 types of twitter spaces you can host: 1. An expert panel. Find experts on the topic and ask them good questions. 2. Solo speaking. Prep a talk and speak by yourself. 3. Community space. Anyone can come up, but be careful about the info shared.” - @DThompsonDev

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

hey hey everyone 👋 how y'all doing?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

10 months

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

If I host a space, I might be able to reach 1000 people tops. But if I inspire 100 people to host their own spaces, I might be able to reach 100,000 people indirectly. That’s why I want to inspire you to do that.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

You don’t need to be an expert to start hosting twitter spaces. You just need to have questions you want to ask or topics you’re curious about. Then, you can reach out to people who know more about them than you do.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Helloooo everyone 👋 How’s it going?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

A tech twitter space host’s journey: - A casual coffee chat with someone - Another one - A few more - Try speaking in a space (check out @codewithvoid & @DunsinWebDev ) - Try it a few more times - Host your first space - Host a few more - Be addicted. No more escape

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

It warms my robotic heart whenever I see someone hosting their first Twitter space

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hello hello 111 people 👋👋 Thank you for following me I hope your day is going well or you had a good day

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Helloooo everyone 👋👋👋

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

my favourite type of spaces - birthday spaces 🎉

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hello hello everyone

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

twitter space hosting pro tips:

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

host twitter spaces.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

9 months

Anyone interested in this topic?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

The most important job of twitter space hosts & cohosts is to listen.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

my life goal: - help you start a twitter space - then help you raid another space from that one - then another one - another one ... - then back to the first one by bending space-time

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

You don't need to be an expert to start hosting twitter spaces.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

“The food you eat is your daily medicine.” - @katalyst_katt , the founder of #fitdevs

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

7. To find a good topic, think about what you want to learn more about Or something you want to share with people. Alternatively, you can always do something like: coffee chat developers chat Those can be fun, too

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

"I'm going to do a space for 10 mins." It usually goes for 40 mins. "I'm going to do a space for an hour." That one usually goes for 2 hours.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

twitter space hosting beginner tips, pro tips, and everything in between:

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Pro tip: If there are too many twitter spaces going on at the same time and it’s hard to decide which one to join… Make another space to make your decision

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Changing stuff on the internet doesn't make it go away. Once it's captured in a video, for example, it's forever there. The only thing you can do for your past wrongdoing is to apologize.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

11 months

Most common mistakes by space hosts: - Waiting to host until you have “a lot of” followers - Not vetting the speakers enough - Letting a single speaker ramble - Not being fast enough to mute or kick someone who disrupts the space - Trying to control the conversation too much

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

9 months

800+ “going” on our next space 🤯

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@spacesdojo

2 years

A random space idea: Single programmers mingle

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hey hey 👋 how’s everyone doing?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Pro tip for improving your speaking style in a twitter space: You don't have to listen to your own voice recording! Instead, just ask for feedback from someone who was there.

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@spacesdojo

2 years

“What if no one comes to my Twitter space?” Many people ask this question. The best way to get around this is: Make sure someone does show up. So, book 2 or 3 speakers. That way, even if one of the bails, you’ll at least have one person there. Anyone else would be a bonus.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

5. Don’t try to control the conversation too much At the same time, you don’t have to control everything. Free flowing conversations can be really good, too Use your curiosity as your guide and ask questions that pop in your head

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@spacesdojo

2 years

4. Keep the conversation focused on the topic If you have a specific topic, make sure to guide the conversation back to the topic if it goes off track. General topics like “coffee chats” can be fun, too, though

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@spacesdojo

2 years

6. You don’t have to expect a huge audience You can just have a conversation with people (or just one person) you want to talk with. That’s enough. If anyone else shows up, that’s a bonus.

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@spacesdojo

1 year

pro tips for hosting twitter spaces: - be extremely careful and slow with bringing up people - then, let the conversation flow naturally by letting the speakers self-organize - when the conversation slows down, call out people to come up or speak

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

0. Know that you’re the boss. You’re always in control. You have the ability to decide who to be on the stage, who should be the cohosts, etc.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

In-person meetups are like real-world twitter spaces. Once you're comfortable with one, you can transfer most of what you've learned to the other.

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@spacesdojo

1 year

Quick Twitter space hosting/cohosting tip: When the stage goes quiet, simply encourage people to speak up. Call out people on the stage or in the listeners section or ask a question.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

1. You don’t have to accept every single speaker request. The choice is yours. You can accept them if you want. It’s okay to have some of them wait, too. Or it’s okay to tweet at them and ask them to tweet back their questions, also.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

the best twitter space hosts speak less.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

congrats @arya_akhare for hitting 1000 followers!!!

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

ty for coming here everyone! btw in case anyone's interested in journaling - pls comment 👋 here. I'm working on a software product that will help you get into the habit of journaling to help you reduce stress, reflect on yourself, etc.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

You go to enough twitter spaces, and eventually you’ll become a cohost then a host

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@spacesdojo

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Hello hello 188 people 👋 Hope everyone’s doing well today

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Good morning or good afternoon/evening/night everyone 👋

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Once you're good enough with hosting spaces, you won't need a speaker other than yourself because... You can basically just interview yourself. Ask yourself a question and answer it. Then ask yourself a follow-up question and answer it. Continue until someone else jumps in.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

3. If someone speaks too long, it’s ok to cut them short. Again, ultimately, you’re the boss. The best way to do this is by saying: “Thank you for that” For maximum effectiveness, use their name like: “Thank you for that YK” Then make them a listener if necessary

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

tfw when a space is over and when there’s nothing else to listen to 🥲

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

2. Once someone speaks, it’s ok to put them back in the audience Again, this choice is yours. If someone’s audio/internet quality is not good, you can ask them to tweet at you instead. After someone speaks, you can thank them and make them a listener if you want.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

How is this space going for like 12 hours… Does he not sleep, or is he a machine? 🤔 (I mean it in the most positive way)

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

9 months

Anyone interested in this topic?

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

All right good night everyone 👋 Been good hanging out with you all as always

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

1 year

@ykdojo FYI: We have two types of speakers here. Panelists: host and/or cohosts trust them to provide value to the listeners as well as other panelists. They get to stay on the stage as much as they want. Speakers: pls be concise with your question or comment, ideally <30 seconds.

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@spacesdojo

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

Pro tip for anyone who hosts Twitter spaces: As you speak and host, pay attention to how many people are listening. If the number of people increases, that means you’re on the right track. If not, be patient or change things up. If people start to leave, it’s OK to close it.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

@kunalstwt @SaiyamPathak @SuperAayush14 @bushra_nazish I needed to drop off to take care of some personal stuff, but thank you for having me on the stage!!!

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

twitter spaces are extra great when you take a break for a while and come back

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@spacesdojo

1 year

@csdojo404 How to pitch yourself in 30 seconds (revised): 1. Greet and say your name 2. Say more about you (what you're working on) 3. Say what you're looking for (with a CTA if you'd like)

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@spacesdojo

11 months

Spaces are STILL the best way to grow here from 0 to 100 followers.

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❤️Spaces Dojo🤖

@spacesdojo

2 years

look your favourite bot's cooking something with @FrancescoCiull4 , how cool is that

Francesco

@FrancescoCiull4

2 years

I had a coffee chat with the one and only @ykdojo . We are cooking something... And it's not spaghetti with strawberries 🍝🍓

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@spacesdojo

9 months

One of the best ways to network? Build in public. Come join us on Oct 24 on our Discord to learn more about that:

Discord - Group Chat That’s All Fun & Games

Discord is great for playing games and chilling with friends, or even building a worldwide community. Customize your own space to talk, play, and hang out.

discord.com

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@spacesdojo

2 years

Pro tip for anyone who gets too many notifications here: You can filter them so that you only see the ones from ppl you follow. This might sound cold, but to me, this is the only way for me to manage them on my first two accounts. I still see notifications on this one though

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