30DaysInPublic: a Challenge to Develop Your Authentic Voice on Twitter

Your authenticity is your secret marketing weapon

If you're new on the Internet, you might be asking yourself  "How can I put myself out there and be my true self?" all the time.

Some people are very comfortable on social media but you're afraid to talk about yourself and generally don't know what you're supposed to talk about.

This is . Almost everyone starts out this way!

I had an account on Twitter for 11 years! And it never crossed my mind to start using it to express myself. I thought it was a place for famous people to broadcast their messages.

I decided since I didn't know what to say, it would be best and easiest for me to reflect on my latest journey and share my lessons learned.

Something happened when I started writing online. As weeks went on, I went from being so lost to knowing where I wanted to go, simply because people started to resonate with me and said my sharing was useful.

Then I realized to have certainties meant to accept that the process of putting myself out there is a big mindset shift. It requires a structural process to open up. And it takes time.

And that's why I created this challenge to present 15 prompts for you to reflect on your journey and write about it.

You'll be challenged to put yourself out on Twitter, and you'll discover about yourself, overcome your inner fear, and most importantly, have a voice online that's "you". 

How does this challenge work?

• You get a Notion board with 15 challenges, each comes with a real-life example with a detailed breakdown of its storytelling techniques
• The default timeline is 30 days, but all materials are given to you so you can freely adjust your timeline
  

Who is this challenge for?

• You fear - You're an entrepreneur with imposter syndrome. You're afraid no one cares about what you write
• You cannot relate - You don't have a lot of followers and what you share is not resonating with other people
  
• You lack a voice - You share a lot of faceless content on Twitter and you're afraid to use "I" and "me" in your tweets
  

• You also have the option to join our online community with 80+ committed entrepreneurs who are also on the same journey
• You can get access to private office hours, AMA sessions with experts, and other community events

https://publiclab.co/membership

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