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I get it but most people don't know how to use LinkedIn.
I took LinkedIn seriously this year and I got more than 20 HR reaching out to me and I got a life changing gig which made me $2k+ in 3-4 months. (I didn't have money for upwork connection)
Technical Ben retweeted
Heinsenberg in his uncertainty principle, he stated that speed of a particle and direction cannot be certain at the same time, elucidate while applying schrondiger thoughts about a wave.
In 2026, moving abroad is becoming almost impossible if you don't earn well and live a simple lifestyle.
The problem is no longer just about saving money. Immigration laws are getting stricter, proof of funds requirements are increasing, and meeting the financial requirements is becoming much harder.
You can save for years and still struggle to qualify.
It's not just about how much money you have saved anymore. It's about whether you can meet the requirements to actually get in.
Technical Ben retweeted
Lower your expectations and increase your outreach.
Sending five job applications, pitching three clients, or sending out a few CVs and expecting your life to change is a myth in 2026.
It doesn't work that way.
If you're just starting your career, you need experience. You need exposure. You need connections, credibility, and opportunities to prove what you're capable of.
And honestly, starting out is usually the hardest part.
You might send 50 applications and hear nothing back. You might pitch 30 clients before landing your first contract. You might reach out to 100 people before one person gives you a chance.
That's the reality.
But when I say lower your expectations, I'm not saying you should think less of yourself or settle for less than you deserve.
I'm saying you need to understand where you are in your journey.
You cannot expect the same results as someone who has spent five years building experience, relationships, and credibility when you're only three months into your career.
Give yourself room to learn, fail, improve, and try again.
Your first goal shouldn't be to get a yes from everyone. It should be to create enough opportunities for someone to eventually say yes to you.
Apply for more jobs. Pitch more clients. Reach out to more people. Build projects. Share your work. Put yourself in rooms where opportunities exist.
The more you put yourself out there, the more chances you create for something to work in your favour.
Stop treating every rejection like a sign that you're not good enough.
Sometimes, you just need more experience. Sometimes, you need better positioning. And sometimes, you simply need to keep going until the right opportunity finds you.
Lower your expectations of immediate results, not your belief in what you can become.
You're not lowering your standards. You're learning to play the long game.
Lower your expectations and increase your outreach.
Sending five job applications, pitching three clients, or sending out a few CVs and expecting your life to change is a myth in 2026.
It doesn't work that way.
If you're just starting your career, you need experience. You need exposure. You need connections, credibility, and opportunities to prove what you're capable of.
And honestly, starting out is usually the hardest part.
You might send 50 applications and hear nothing back. You might pitch 30 clients before landing your first contract. You might reach out to 100 people before one person gives you a chance.
That's the reality.
But when I say lower your expectations, I'm not saying you should think less of yourself or settle for less than you deserve.
I'm saying you need to understand where you are in your journey.
You cannot expect the same results as someone who has spent five years building experience, relationships, and credibility when you're only three months into your career.
Give yourself room to learn, fail, improve, and try again.
Your first goal shouldn't be to get a yes from everyone. It should be to create enough opportunities for someone to eventually say yes to you.
Apply for more jobs. Pitch more clients. Reach out to more people. Build projects. Share your work. Put yourself in rooms where opportunities exist.
The more you put yourself out there, the more chances you create for something to work in your favour.
Stop treating every rejection like a sign that you're not good enough.
Sometimes, you just need more experience. Sometimes, you need better positioning. And sometimes, you simply need to keep going until the right opportunity finds you.
Lower your expectations of immediate results, not your belief in what you can become.
You're not lowering your standards. You're learning to play the long game.
Technical Ben retweeted
Be honest with me.
If you could ask for ONE thing right now before the month ends,
what would you ask for?
Be honest with me.
If you could ask for ONE thing right now before the month ends,
what would you ask for?
Technical Ben retweeted
Hi guys, if you come across this,
I’m Emmanuel a Motion Designer…
Looking to grow my X acct and connect with potential Founders and Techies,
I’d appreciate us to be mutuals, thank you in advance
My 2025 wrap 🌯
- First year in tech
- Built a personal brand from zero.
- Grew my X account from 100 followers to 45,000, close to 50k.
- Became more confident in myself.
- Stepped out more than I ever have in my life.
- My direction became clearer than it has ever been.
- Made my first 8 figures.
- Earned 7 figures consistently every single month.
- Moved from 700 naira to $15k+. Use to be a beggar😭🫣
- Launched my marketing agency.
- Started paying salaries.
- Secured brand partnerships.
- Got gifts from brands.
- Worked on world class projects in the US across fintech, travel, and entertainment as an email marketing specialist.
- Hosted Wednesday virtual events every single week without missing names, Struggles in tech as a freelancer.
- Over 100,000 people tuned in across X Spaces and other platforms.
- Coached People to land their first jobs, first clients, and first millions.
- Spent 3 to 4 million naira helping people, supporting positioning, and giving back.
- Personally gave out two laptops
With @TheQueenArit, we made it four laptops given to the community.
- Started a Telegram community with 1,000+ members and 5,000 applicants
- Built an X community from 0 to 3,000+ members
Named it “Broke Ones Will Rise Again”
- Spoke at my first tech event hosted by Mastercard and Jobberman.
- Became more visible across tech and business spaces.
- Built a freelance platform, currently on hold
- 4,000+ people joined the waiting list.
- Started building my startup app.
- Added weight and lost it. Took my health seriously.
- Multiple failed talking stages.
- Went to Lekki for the first time.
- Took an Uber for the first time.
- Tried new delicacies for the first time I went to chicken Republic for the first time.
- Bought more clothes and started dressing better. Now my ex talking stage wants to talk again. Lol 😂
- Received my first Valentine’s gift.
- Made more money in one year than my parents ever did.
- Celebrated my mum and dad’s birthdays properly.
- Went for my first Rave and Concert.
- Booked an apartment for the first time.
- unlimited data access for one year.
- partnered with the federal government and cleva to teach people.
Your life can change in one year 2025>>>>>>
Technical Ben retweeted
Alot can happen in 1 year fr!
My 2025 wrap 🌯
- First year in tech
- Built a personal brand from zero.
- Grew my X account from 100 followers to 45,000, close to 50k.
- Became more confident in myself.
- Stepped out more than I ever have in my life.
- My direction became clearer than it has ever been.
- Made my first 8 figures.
- Earned 7 figures consistently every single month.
- Moved from 700 naira to $15k+. Use to be a beggar😭🫣
- Launched my marketing agency.
- Started paying salaries.
- Secured brand partnerships.
- Got gifts from brands.
- Worked on world class projects in the US across fintech, travel, and entertainment as an email marketing specialist.
- Hosted Wednesday virtual events every single week without missing names, Struggles in tech as a freelancer.
- Over 100,000 people tuned in across X Spaces and other platforms.
- Coached People to land their first jobs, first clients, and first millions.
- Spent 3 to 4 million naira helping people, supporting positioning, and giving back.
- Personally gave out two laptops
With @TheQueenArit, we made it four laptops given to the community.
- Started a Telegram community with 1,000+ members and 5,000 applicants
- Built an X community from 0 to 3,000+ members
Named it “Broke Ones Will Rise Again”
- Spoke at my first tech event hosted by Mastercard and Jobberman.
- Became more visible across tech and business spaces.
- Built a freelance platform, currently on hold
- 4,000+ people joined the waiting list.
- Started building my startup app.
- Added weight and lost it. Took my health seriously.
- Multiple failed talking stages.
- Went to Lekki for the first time.
- Took an Uber for the first time.
- Tried new delicacies for the first time I went to chicken Republic for the first time.
- Bought more clothes and started dressing better. Now my ex talking stage wants to talk again. Lol 😂
- Received my first Valentine’s gift.
- Made more money in one year than my parents ever did.
- Celebrated my mum and dad’s birthdays properly.
- Went for my first Rave and Concert.
- Booked an apartment for the first time.
- unlimited data access for one year.
- partnered with the federal government and cleva to teach people.
Your life can change in one year 2025>>>>>>
Technical Ben retweeted
Our Lives Can change in one year...This Is enough proof. As long as we keep going 📌
My 2025 wrap 🌯
- First year in tech
- Built a personal brand from zero.
- Grew my X account from 100 followers to 45,000, close to 50k.
- Became more confident in myself.
- Stepped out more than I ever have in my life.
- My direction became clearer than it has ever been.
- Made my first 8 figures.
- Earned 7 figures consistently every single month.
- Moved from 700 naira to $15k+. Use to be a beggar😭🫣
- Launched my marketing agency.
- Started paying salaries.
- Secured brand partnerships.
- Got gifts from brands.
- Worked on world class projects in the US across fintech, travel, and entertainment as an email marketing specialist.
- Hosted Wednesday virtual events every single week without missing names, Struggles in tech as a freelancer.
- Over 100,000 people tuned in across X Spaces and other platforms.
- Coached People to land their first jobs, first clients, and first millions.
- Spent 3 to 4 million naira helping people, supporting positioning, and giving back.
- Personally gave out two laptops
With @TheQueenArit, we made it four laptops given to the community.
- Started a Telegram community with 1,000+ members and 5,000 applicants
- Built an X community from 0 to 3,000+ members
Named it “Broke Ones Will Rise Again”
- Spoke at my first tech event hosted by Mastercard and Jobberman.
- Became more visible across tech and business spaces.
- Built a freelance platform, currently on hold
- 4,000+ people joined the waiting list.
- Started building my startup app.
- Added weight and lost it. Took my health seriously.
- Multiple failed talking stages.
- Went to Lekki for the first time.
- Took an Uber for the first time.
- Tried new delicacies for the first time I went to chicken Republic for the first time.
- Bought more clothes and started dressing better. Now my ex talking stage wants to talk again. Lol 😂
- Received my first Valentine’s gift.
- Made more money in one year than my parents ever did.
- Celebrated my mum and dad’s birthdays properly.
- Went for my first Rave and Concert.
- Booked an apartment for the first time.
- unlimited data access for one year.
- partnered with the federal government and cleva to teach people.
Your life can change in one year 2025>>>>>>