Translated from Spanish · See the original
The more you share on X, the more natural it all feels.
You get used to talking like you would to a friend, with fewer disclaimers and less context. Fewer clarifications and more controversial takes.
that's the good stuff
Leave me your email and I'll let you know when I publish something new.
I remember a long time ago, maybe 7 or 8 years back, reading someone on Twitter saying:
“Writing on Twitter has changed my life. You reading this, do it. Put yourself out there.”
What happened to me this week?
🇨🇭 For life reasons, I’ve made a key decision for next year.
🎰 I published the first part of my in-depth analysis of the online casino market.
✈️ I came back to Spain to work remotely and then go on vacation.
🗞️ Find My Moat has passed the milestone of 10,000+ unique users (and almost 30,000 visits)
So, what’s next? 👇
I’m working on:
💬 Improving my X content 📑 Various things for the house 🎰 The second part of my analysis of the online casino market 🗞️ A new feature for Find My Moat
I can’t keep up with all this stuff 😅
🌪️ 4,464 tweets → 417 on my website.
Now that only us nerds are at home
A couple of days ago I showed you the new section with my X posts. Today, the technical part: how it chooses which ones make the cut and how it works under the hood.
