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🎙 BlockTalk | Building at the Intersection of Web3 & AI This week on BlockTalk, we're joined by Abdurahman Nur - a Web3 and AI builder passionate about creating practical solutions with emerging technologies. Together, we'll explore: - How Web3 and AI are shaping the future of technology - Building products in today's ecosystem - Opportunities for African builders - Skills that matter for aspiring developers and founders - Abdurahman's journey, lessons, and advice If you're curious about the future of Web3 and AI, this conversation is for you. 🗓 Tonight, July 21 ⏰ 9:00 PM EAT 📍 Web3 Ethiopia Telegram Bring your questions and join the conversation. See you tonight! 💜

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A Genuine Advice that i got from X , I think it's helpful though I'm making 0$ till now 😁

If you're from a poor/medium family and you get your first international remote job that pays well, don't rush to let everybody know you're making that kind of money. Act like your life hasn't changed overnight. Here's why. The moment everyone believes you're earning "big money," the expectations begin. Family responsibilities start landing on your head, especially if you're the firstborn. Of course, you want to help. That's normal. But the early stage of your career is the most delicate. Ask yourself one question: If you lose that job tomorrow, what happens?

1. Protect the job first.

The first thing on your mind should be, "How do I keep this job?" Take your communication seriously. Deliver quality work. Be reliable. Meet deadlines. Learn how to work with people from different cultures. Become someone your employer doesn't want to lose.

2. Save while you're still living under your parents' roof.

You're in one of the best financial positions you'll ever have. If there's stable electricity at home, use it. If there's internet, use it. Eat the same meals you've been eating. Don't suddenly start living like you've made it. Save aggressively.

3. Avoid unnecessary distractions.

Leave women alone. Leave men alone. Leave unnecessary enjoyment alone. If you're just getting your first remote job, your focus shouldn't be relationships that drain your time and money. Focus.

4. Upgrade your work setup.

Buy a better laptop if you need one. Upgrade your phone if it affects your work. Get a better chair. If you can't afford an ergonomic chair yet, get something better than what you have. Take care of your back because your body is part of your career.

5. Learn how to earn a second income.

Do this consistently for the next 6 to 12 months. Then shift your focus to landing your second income. That could be another remote job, freelancing, consulting, or a side business built around your skills. One income is good. Two incomes change your life.

6. Protect your savings.

Don't leave your money sitting idle. Keep it in low-risk investments or money market funds where you can still access it if there's an emergency. Build at least 6 to 12 months of living expenses before taking bigger financial risks. Don't chase unrealistic returns.

7. Build your online presence.

Post consistently. Share what you're learning. Help people. Let people in your industry know your name. Be active on two or three platforms. Your online presence becomes insurance because your next opportunity may come from someone who already knows your work.

8. Build your network offline.

Go to events. Meet people. Talk to strangers. Learn how to hold conversations. Build genuine relationships. Your network can open doors your CV never will.

9. Improve your presentation.

Dress well. Not flashy. Just clean, simple, and presentable. Wear a good perfume. You don't need expensive clothes to leave a good impression.

10. Learn financial education.

Understand budgeting. Understand investing. Understand taxes. Understand how businesses work. Learn how to make your money work for you. Don't gamble your future chasing quick money. Build slowly and protect your capital.

11. Diversify your income.

A remote job can disappear overnight. Clients can leave. Companies can lay people off. Don't build your life around one source of income. Build multiple streams.

12. Build before you carry everyone.

Don't disappear from your family because you got your first remote job. Don't immediately carry the financial responsibility of the entire house either. Build yourself first. The stronger your foundation becomes, the more people you'll be able to help without destroying yourself. I know one thing is permanent. If you don't intentionally work your way out of poverty, poverty will keep chasing you. So move quietly. Build patiently. Save aggressively. Invest wisely. Keep learning. Keep showing up. Let your results speak before your mouth does.

Ever solved a bug in your dream... then woke up and forgot the solution? 😅 It sounds funny, but there's actually some science behind it. While you sleep, your brain doesn't stop working. It keeps processing information, making connections, and sometimes even finds patterns or solutions you couldn't see while you were awake. That's why people occasionally wake up with a great idea. The problem? If you don't write it down immediately, your brain can quickly let it disappear. During the transition from sleep to being fully awake, dream memories are often fragile and fade within minutes. So now I'm sitting here trying to remember the "genius" solution my sleeping brain came up with. 😂 @edemy251

People always ask me how I manage my time on S.M.A especially when they see me active on social media, working, studying, and still finding time to build things for myself. I get this question a lot, especially from students who feel overwhelmed and struggle with focus and time management. The truth is, there was a time when every Saturday and Sunday belonged to the library. I was working a full-time job, managing multiple products, creating content, and writing my MSc thesis at the same time. It wasn't easy. Some days I was productive. Some days I was exhausted. Some days I cried quietly. Other days I was full of passion. There were moments when I wanted to give up, and honestly... I almost did. But every single time, I reminded myself why I started. Not because I had endless motivation. Not because I had everything figured out. But because I was the only person who could change my future. I had a reason to lock in and a curiosity that kept pushing me to learn. I had a vision of the woman I wanted to become, and I knew I wouldn't become her by giving up every time life got hard. These photos are from those days. 5:32 a.m. morning when I left Abrhot doing all nighter. Entire weekends in the library. Working from anywhere. Writing, researching, learning, failing, and starting again. It was never just about getting a degree or making money. It was about proving to myself that I could become the person I dreamed of. If you're feeling overwhelmed right now, remember this

You don't need to have it all figured out. You just need a reason strong enough to keep showing up, one day at a time.

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If this X (Twitter) post gets 100 likes, I'll start a 30,000 birr X Creators Challenge for Ethiopians 🇪🇹 📱 https://x.com/eyuel88/status/2078161667528003978 @web3Abyssinia