How 154 Days of Consistent Engagement Paid Off in One Launch

For the last 154 days, I showed up on Twitter every single day. No breaks.

At least 30 minutes a day, usually closer to an hour. I replied. I supported. I asked questions. I tested other people's apps. I joined Twitter Spaces. I hosted a few myself. 

Somewhere along the way, I found a few people I clicked with. A small clique formed. That clique grew. I made time to genuinely engage. I liked others' comments, offered feedback, and celebrated their wins. 

I invested. 

Today, I launched a project I've been working on for the last two months. And that investment? It paid off. 

People upvoted, shared, commented, and rallied behind me. They helped me make the launch a success. 

But the best part wasn't the likes or the upvotes. 

It was the sense of community. The feeling of being part of something bigger than myself.