Chapter
The Value of Personal Validation Over Viral Attention
45:03 - 48:46 (03:42)
The speaker shares that receiving personal validation from someone they admire, like Balaji Srivastava, feels more rewarding than viral attention on social media because it creates a deeper sense of connection. They also note that a post going viral doesn't always translate to tangible results, as seen by their own experience with a video featuring Elon Musk and Lex Friedman.
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Going viral on Twitter and getting millions of impressions doesn't always lead to a significant increase in followers or subscribers.
45:03 - 46:03 (00:59)
Summary
Going viral on Twitter and getting millions of impressions doesn't always lead to a significant increase in followers or subscribers. While it may result in a small boost, it's more effective to consistently post quality content that resonates with your audience.
ChapterThe Value of Personal Validation Over Viral Attention
Episode#254: Neville Medhora – Happiness, The Future, & Early Blogging Days
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The speaker discusses their preference of receiving respect from a few individuals they admire rather than receiving attention and virality from a large group of people.
46:03 - 46:33 (00:30)
Summary
The speaker discusses their preference of receiving respect from a few individuals they admire rather than receiving attention and virality from a large group of people. They suggest that social media has been proving this belief to be true.
ChapterThe Value of Personal Validation Over Viral Attention
Episode#254: Neville Medhora – Happiness, The Future, & Early Blogging Days
PodcastThe Danny Miranda Podcast
The speaker discusses the validation that comes with having someone appreciate your work versus just having a high number of views, and shares a personal anecdote about investing in stocks and receiving validation from friends.
46:33 - 48:46 (02:12)
Summary
The speaker discusses the validation that comes with having someone appreciate your work versus just having a high number of views, and shares a personal anecdote about investing in stocks and receiving validation from friends.