The just concluded space hosted by @Xeusthegreat (♟,♟) was such a great and amazing space. Unarguably the best space I've attended this year & trust me, it's second to be compared to none. Missed it? Here's a well detailed thread that summarizes everything learnt in the space

The first speaker was the one and only XEUSTHEGREAT himself. A kingmaker in the DeFi space. He's the CEO of @NIRVANA (♟,♟) He first started by saying many in the web3 space do have the perception that Knowledge is synonyms to profit. In other words, the more profit & wealth...

...amassed, the more people believe you have more knowledge He said something that really struck a chord with me: What proves does a broke man have to show that he's hard working?.... Mehn, I'm currently in this shoe, so that really got me hard. He made it clear that you...

...ought to let the result show. Priority is very important. You can be busy and busy doing nothing because you're busy doing the wrong thing. He also said a lot of people are actually focused on their perception instead of priority. Lifted people lift others so you ought to...

...build yourself first. Treat important things first! He also talked about having our own reality and he used colors as a case study. We have three primary colors and 12 main colors, but there are infinite colors. But based on the knowledge most of us had while we grew up,...

...we didn't know there are infinite colors and that was our reality. In respect to that, he talked about community. In his words: "You community really determines your success. You have to be in a community of like minds, people that have similar work ethic as you & people...

...that have similar work ethic as you and people that believe great and extra ordinary things can be done. You must understand that you can do it, then you work towards it. To have a switch of mindset to Greatness, then you have to be around people that already done it."

Other major lessons learnt from his speech were: - You have to to away with excuses - Documentation as regards progress is key. - You have to strive to be a better person on a daily basis because the world waits for nobody. - It's not the skill that actually makes a man...

...but the man himself. - Investing in yourself can never go wrong, the returns are limitless. - If you as a person doesn't desire growth, then you're stingy because thousands of lives are tied to your success.

No cap, his session was sincerely mind blowing and I learnt lot of things personally. Thanks @Xeusthegreat (♟,♟) for hosting such an amazing space for young minds like me. God bless ser

Moving to the second speaker, which was SIR ROBERT @Sir Robert (♟,♟) (💙, 🧡), A Digital entrepreneur and a professional DeFi Analyst. He mainly talked about the terms every individual ought to have an edge on in order not to become a "Knowledge Broke Man".

He made it clear that as individual, we all ought to have that edge in terms of: • Action • Stagnation • Network / Community He then buttressed each point one after the other. About Action, In his words, "There are people who are more comfortable in knowing what they...

instead of doing what they know". He also made mention of the Imposter syndrome. And according to google, this is also called perceived fraudulence, involves feelings of self-doubt and personal incompetence that persist despite your education, experience, and accomplishments.

It describes someone who feels they aren't as capable as others think and fears they'll be exposed as a fraud. In summary, Not believing in yourself as people do He then talked about another important thing, which is VALUE. He also made us understand that we have the...

...Perceived value (What you think about yourself) and intrinsic value (What others think about you) and in transition from a knowledgeable broke man to a knowledgeable rich man, you have to work more on your perceived value and take proper actions. About Stagnation,

He started by saying we ought to Let go of stagnation and complacency. Growth happens slowly and suddenly, so you ought to be consistent and don't give up. He also made reference to Ecclesiastes 9: 14-16, which talked about the story a little town which the number of its men...

...was small, and there came a great king against it and made an attack on it, building works of war round about it. Now there was in the town a poor, wise man, and he, by his wisdom, kept the town safe. But no one had any memory of that same poor man.

According to verse 16 of this verse, the lesson to learn there is that: Wisdom is better than strength, but the poor man's wisdom is not respected, & his words are not given a hearing. He also made it known that the potential inside you is far too great to be nurtured by...

...just knowledge alone, you definitely need finance(s). It's a sin to be knowledgeable and not have money. About Community, He made it known that the knowledge and idea that'll make you your first million isn't in your head but in the head of another person. If not, you...

...would have made the million already. You can transition from being a knowledgeable broke man to a knowledgeable rich man by utilizing your knowledge in other communities. He made an instance about you having a proper DeFi research knowledge and you utilizing that to...

...communities of those that have the capital and funds by giving out calls to those them and in return, you getting shares from their profit either by them giving you willingly or by negotiation. This was another session I found very indispensable.

Thanks very much ser @Sir Robert (♟,♟) (💙, 🧡) for the clarity.

Over to the third speaker which was SARAH @SAYRAAH #WID 📈📉📊. A vibrant lady, CEO @WomenInDeFi.eth She talked about YOU Putting yourself out there. If you have the knowledge, you don't have to keep it to yourself. You have to be known for what you're good at as this can create more...

opportunities for you. She shared her story of how she got her first main gig with @@mara via speaking at an event she actually didn't want to speak there initially. She also shared with us how attending other events and being a speaker there has paved way for several gigs...

...opportunities for her and her communities. Was kinda a long and really motivating story, but some of the main lessons culled out there are: - Stop thinking you're special. - Put everything about you and everything you do out there. For instance, You can't claim to be a...

...a writer & haven't posted any article on any of your social media pages before. - Have a well optimiser Social media handles (especially Twitter & LinkedIn) and post regularly contents around your niche. She made us understand the fact that more people are watching YOU...

than you know, you just have to keep being consistent, the opportunities will come sooner than expected. @Xeusthegreat (♟,♟) then buttressed the point by saying "You have to be shameless about your hustle". Honestly speaking, this was also another great and inspiring session.

Thanks @SAYRAAH #WID 📈📉📊 for being a motivation to young minds like me.

Over to the fourth speaker POTENS @P0TENS(♟,♟) (💙,🧡). A DeFi and NFT guru. He mainly spoke on The power of process, which he describes to be a series of actions or steps taken in order to achieve a particular end. He also made it clear that Process is the pains and agony those that...

are already successful went through to get to where they are. He spoke about the impact of process. Of all he said, this was the one I really love the most. The Impact of process: - Process tests your loyalty and builds your obedience. - Process tests your commitment to...

...fulfilling your goal. - Process builds your patience & discipline. - Process creates those memories & experiences that'll help you sustain the success. - Process helps you appreciate your wins and the success of other people as well owing to the fact that you'll understand...

the sacrifice(s), pains and agony made to get to where they are. This session was really insightful. Thanks very much ser @P0TENS(♟,♟) (💙🦈🧡)

Then we had our fifth speaker, VANESSA. @Defi Queen ( 💙, 🧡 ), the one and only vibrant DeFi Queen, CEO @X60 Academy She basically spoke about Humility and building relationships She said for you to experience exponential growth, success and wealth, you ought to Calm down, be humble...

...learn. She also advised that any niche you find yourself, always strive to connect with people better than you. But for you to do that, you have to be a person of value. You don't have to be a parasite, The relationship between you & the person(s) you're looking up to has...

...to be symbiotic. You ought to benefit from each others. In her words, "Humility is an intelligent self respect which keeps us from thinking too highly of ourselves. It makes us modest of how far we actually come to how far we can go." She made it clear that being humble...

you access to people and One main quality of a humble person is to learn say "Thank You" either by cash or kind. To wrap up her session, she talked about 3 key actions that reveal humility & they are: - Recognizing your short comings and limitations.

- Appreciating others' strengths, giving credit where it's due, and highlighting the team's success over your individual achievements. - Showing openness to learning from others. It was such an amazing session. Thanks @Defi Queen ( 💙, 🧡 ) for unveiling the secrets of being humble

Then the sixth speaker took over the space, BILLIONAIRESON @BillionAireSon🔺️ (💙,🧡). My one and only idolo in the Web 3 space. A passionate, God fearing and supportive mentor anyone can ever have. He's a professional DeFi Analyst and the CEO of @I-Media Academy || DeFiSenPai🥋 He started with the speech:

"The best way to do anything is your own way." He mainly shared his personal story of an hack he experienced late last year, October to be precise. How all his funds accross all his wallets were wiped out, how he went back to almost Zero balance and how he has been able to...

bounce back up. Some keys lesson learnt from his story are: - Have disciples you offer anything to (Anything in terms of value), replicate yourself in them because this people will be there for you in hard times. - Anyone who deserves to be a king must serve.

The son of a king might end up not being a king just because he's refused to served. - Power is given to only those who humble themselves well enough to pick it up. - Things that'll create room for you & bounce back in hard times are the relationship you've built overtime &...

...your skills. He also talked about #WealthOfSouls. This actually entails so many things and I myself I'm a product of this. You can reach out to him to know more about that. It was obvious he still had a whole lot to share, but he got rugged, network didn't allow him .

Notwithstanding, his session was indeed fire packed, unique and uplifting. Thanks sir @ for such an amazing session as that. Thanks for being a great mentor and a king maker. Forever indebted to you and Promise to make you proud very soon and I pray the Good Lord restores...

everything you've lost in a million folds.

Over to the seventh speaker, @iamNobleIronside (💙🧡) $FTM. An AA Rated Fundamental analyst & a proud product of @Nirvana Academy Firstly, he talked about Constant refining. He also said being a Knowledgeable Broke man is like an accumulation phase that everyone has to go through & it'll...

only break out only if you choose to make it break out and to do that, you have to learn He then buttressed the point by sharing his own personal story. At this stage, MTN decided to show me shege . Was rugged from the space and missed some part. Moreover, I was still...

...able to grab some cogent points, & they are: - Don't try to impress people & don't be overconfident. - Have a mentor - Have road maps, create steps and proper plans that'll make you achieve them and most importantly, take action. Do not be lazy! - Build access to people

- Niche down. Build a special niche inside your niche that'll actually make you scalable. - Be intentional about your growth Was really an amazing session as well, thanks ser @iamNobleIronside (💙🧡) $FTM. More upliftments

Then to the last speaker, The big Apostle PRUDENT SAMMY @WEB3GUY. A professional DeFi, NFT and a technical Analyst. He basically talked about Mentorship. He laid emphasis on the importance of having a mentor as well as choosing the right mentor. In his speech, he made it...

...clear that a Mentor isn't just someone you choose randomly. He also made us to understand that you can have more than one mentor, prolly two, three or even four. Each for different sectors in one's life. One might be for the spiritual, another for lifestyle, another...

...for lifestyle, another for finance and so on. He also made us to understand that your tutor doesn't automatically your mentor. You need prayer and clarity in choosing a mentor. He also talked about service and honor. You must have a space of service & honor if you really...

desire to progress exponentially. And to wrap it up, he talked about role model in relation to mentor. He stated their difference by saying: "A role model is something you look up to from afar but do not have a personal relationship. E.g. Some of the celebrities we do admire...

and see them as role model. Your role model is not your mentor. A mentor should be someone you have personal access to." These were the few things I was able to grab. For those that weren't able to attend the space, I hope this was helpful?

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