People don’t wanna tell you this but I made most of my connections by going out 5 times a week for a year straight when I first moved to nyc. Those connections I made at the club are the reason why I have a career, salary, benefits, financial security all of that.
“Networking” is super lame but unfortunately crucial. Best advice is to never be transactional person or try to sell yourself. The natural connections are the ones that will lead to fruitful opportunities.
@Minsmoons
The first time I went out I knew one person. Nightlife is a scene, so if you go to the same place, it’s usually the same people and they will start recognizing you and talking to you etc
Seeing rich white kids from my high school looting bell square mall is sickening, all you’re doing is making the movement look bad, your actions have consequences on a fight for human rights that doesn’t affect you. Please think about how to properly support this movement.
@OfficialDonnyD
By seeing them out enough being their friend and not just hitting them up to get on lists. Grab lunch , invite to something outside nightlife. If you’re a genuine person it’ll be them asking you to come to their table and not the other way around
Yall lame asl for making fun of someone’s hobbies, half the people in the comments don’t even have the mental capacity to build some of the models he made lmao
@Pavldozer
@TheRealNasa00
@stillgray
wow youre out of touch😭. he only told the worker to not do anything so in case the thief had a gun he wouldnt shoot him. taking the insurance is better than dying. He jokingly asked the thief, for a 1$ cigar. making light of a very real and unfortunately common situation.
@OfficialDonnyD
Idk I definitely was struggling during this time. Never had help from my parents. I just figured out how to do it and be cheap at the same time I guess. Covid deals for nyc apartments also helped. Most nights I’d spend less than 20$.
Me and my great aunt kim at my grandfathers memorial. I love this woman so much. We share a birthday and I’ve always been her favorite, she worked her entire life in the Nashville music scene. When I was 16 she told me she thought college wasn’t for me and to dream bigger. Love u