Anybody Can Become SOMEBODY, EXPERIMENTATION Matters

By Nairalearn.com


Many people struggle to take control of their PERSONALITY, and the habits of creation are no different which hold them down to nobody

The reality of life is that anybody can, and should become somebody prominent in life irrespective of color, tribe, sex, education, religion, etc. Anybody can be great and successful in life


All It Takes is ACTION And Consistency


In a world where there are near-endless quantities of everything, the volume is a necessary prerequisite to being noticed if not a sufficient one.

You can become whatever you dream in becoming, just dream it, act it and keeping being consistent in your dealings


Consistency alone is not enough anymore, and yet, without consistency, you won’t get anywhere.

This rule applies to the newest nobody as much as it does to the most established creator. Is Taking TikTok App a few years in getting popular and may overtake Facebook


You can’t succeed online and in real life, if you show up once a month!”


On a day-to-day basis, consistency can be boring and hard for the creator, but from week to week, it’s impressive and valuable to the audience.


Find a way to make the daily grind fun. weekly creative, Learn to enjoy the process. Let the work be its own reward. Adopting the mindset of a pro regardless of external compensation is the first step towards creative success — and then, you have to start experimenting.


Experimentation sorts the wheat from the chaff


Without experimentation, consistency is meaningless. Again: Frequent creation is necessary — but not sufficient.

If you tell an interesting story in a boring way, no one will listen. If you tell a boring story in an interesting way, it’ll still be derivative. Originality is hard. Experimentation on top of consistent output is the only path that works.

Often, you’ll think you’re experimenting, but some other pattern you don’t see overshadows your efforts. Maybe, the length of your articles varies, but they’re all in a listicle format. Maybe, you always start with a boring fact. Look for repetition and then ask: What can I do here that I haven’t tried?

Experimentation is scary because it opens you up to the possibility of being wrong. When it comes to creativity, however, you can’t just insist on being right. You have to be who you are while becoming who you’d like to be, and the audience will tell you who you are — but only if you experiment long enough.


Repetition is comfortable because it gets easy after a while and, to an extent, it works. If you never alienate your audience, you become a reliable source.

On the other hand, you also stop learning, but evolving, and having fun. You can’t get to the highest level in your field without breaking character.


The beauty of experimentation, despite its scary exposure to being wrong, is that you get to reinvent yourself again and again. This is good for creativity and happiness.


It’ll also lead to not one or two but many formulas that work, all of which you can double down on and practice until you master them. Each new format expands your tool belt until, eventually, you’ll blend a combination of different tools into a style that’s original and unique to you.


Whatever this singular, authentic outlet of creativity will be for you, it’s the remarkable characteristic that’ll make you successful. It’ll resonate with people in a big way because, on this earth, only you can give it to them.


The only way to get there is to increase variety while delivering consistently until you break the creative sound barrier and succeed. So change the thumbnail, tweak the subheads, tell us an untold story.

Experiment until we can’t help but say: “Who is this person? How do they make this? And why have I never seen anything like it before?”

Do what you can’t, and try what you think you can't do,

Jimmy Donaldson aka MrBeast made 500+ videos over eight years before he found an idea that broke through. Pieter Levels coded and launched eight projects in eight months until one became too big to ignore. Russ released 87 songs and 11 albums for free on SoundCloud. Eventually, the world took notice.


PewDiePie first blew up playing horror video games. Today, he covers the news, culture, and is Youtube’s voice of reason. Charles Bukowski published hundreds of short stories and dozens of books, but we remember him for his poems — which he also wrote thousands of.

If you want to have a thriving career as a creative, show up. Show up consistently in all kinds of places with all kinds of ideas and experiment until your brain starts hurting. Then, experiment some more.

One day, you’ll wake up and realize: You’re doing what you can’t — and the world will never be the same.


From
Mbonu Watson C


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