Logan Brabant | Come Learn 💡

100 f*cking followers. I did it I'm not gonna tell you how It's not my place to do that. You probably already know anyway. Instead, here's a timeline of my entire content creation journey so far. This is my story Mega🧵

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Hey Twitter! I'm back (sort of?) The semester is finally over for me, so I'm ready to hit the grind again on here. There are a few things though, For one, I'm still quite busy, so I am going to have to schedule all of my tweets. This means my ability to engage with you all will be slightly limited, but I will be doing my best! Thoughts?

I've been inactive For quite a while, a couple weeks maybe. One thing I've learned? Life isn't a quick sprint to the finish line. It's a marathon, competing with your own body/mentality to make it to the end.

Things get easier. Yes But that does not mean you can give up on the grind. Don't get complacent when you start succeeding.

At the beginning of the month, my growth exploded. I was shooting for 500 followers. Now, after a pretty inactive week, I'll be happy with 300. Don't be afraid to change your goals to accommodate your life! Push yourself, but don't lose yourself in your goals.

Welp... I did it I joined the checkmark supremacy... Neat!

How do you prefer to consume content? Do you prefer visuals, such as graphs, presentations Written work, such as essays, reports Or videos? Let's discuss!

People don't understand the power of social media. My pinned thread is almost at 10k views That's insane. That's more people that live in my hometown.

"Eat the frog" One of my dad's favorite phrases. It's the last thing you want to do, the last thing you even want to think about. But you have to do it. So do it first.

5/ That's all I have for this thread today. If you're interested in more things like this, I plan on uploading a YouTube video about this same thing soon! If you'd like to support me, you can like and retweet the first post, and follow if you like what you see! 😁👋

4/ Consult Contacting people will get you a lot of insight into what college is like. Email a rep from a college you're interested in, have a good conversation, it's their job! Also, consult your high school counselor! He/she will know a lot about the colleges in the area.

3/ Know your goals If you know what degree you're pursuing, you can easily map out what classes you should take. I'm doing this with a Bachelors degree in teaching history:

2/ Standardized Tests While these are kind of fading out of importance, Getting a high score on the ACT/SAT will look really good on scholarship applications. Take these seriously.

1/ High School High school is the most important part of starting college correctly. You can possibly earn college credits at your high school for free if it's offered, And never have to take those credits again. Try to maximize your high school college credit accumulation.

College is the most STRESSFUL part of a student's life. It gets a lot easier when you know what to do, though. Thanks to my dad and some other advisors, I'm going to get 2 associate degrees in just one year of college. Here's how to do it 🧵

Took a much needed break from Twitter yesterday... Was pretty tired and demotivated due to my product not performing But - I just have to remember it's part of the process and stay patient I'm ready to go now. GM

Life sucks. I wanna give up. Take me home. See that? No one says that kind of negativity. Well... Your body language gives off the same thing sometimes. Words are not the only medium of communication...

I'm convinced sleep deprivation hits the day after.. Two nights ago: -3 hours of sleep -Felt fine that morning Last night: -6 hours of sleep -Absolutely exhausted today Anyone else notice stuff like this?

I'm 2 taps away from buying the checkmark Should I do it?

Now that I've finished up my course on Spanish, I'm considering starting an account on skillshare.. Anyone have any experience there?