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I’m excited to be releasing my latest writing NFT on May 16th!

I commissioned the super-talented David Jones to create 3 pieces of poetry, based on 3 pieces of art I own. The art is from Landlines.

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Let’s face it, Twitter has been a hot mess for months. Tweets disappear, engagement varies, and the algorithm is all over the place! Recently, I ran experiment to figure it all out. I asked my audience to like, comment and retweet tweets on different days.

I've immersed myself into the the world of writing and web3 for nearly a year. During this time, I've written extensively on the subject of web3 writing. I’ve also made many connections with like-minded individuals.

Building a web3 reader rewards program is hard. Especially for an ex-financial advisor with zero blockchain experience. Let’s just say, I’m breaking a lot of stuff. In today’s post, I want to share my experiences and the lessons I've learned along the way. From the ups and downs of my journey to the key takeaways that I've gained, I hope to provide valuable insights to other web3 writers looking to build a similar program.

Are you tired of centralized blogging platforms controlling your content? Look no further than Mirror, the revolutionary decentralized blogging site taking the internet by storm. With thousands of users and hundreds of posts daily, Mirror is leading the charge in fair and open content creation.

The blockchain is allowing the written word to become valuable art. Talented artists and authors from around the world are using poetry NFTs to engage audiences and collectors like never before.