As I try not to get swept away by all that web3 has to offer, I share the way I try to get meta with myself about what I'm doing here, block out and define how I'm going to spend my online hours, and give out my cheesiest 'life hack' which I've come to apply to every area of life, with this being no exception.

An opening into what I'm sure will be a multi-part contemplation around the notion of loving your NFT for art's sake: the difference between reveal!NFTs and chosen-art NFTs, trying to find the difference between art in my wallet and art on the wall, and whether there is, or needs to be, any at all. Starting contemplations around what NFTs might mean for artists, why I need to know, and my main takeaway so far.

A ramble through my early loose conception of cryptocurrency, my nervous early transactions leading up to My First Mint, the difference a supportive community makes, and my gentle explorations into new and developing currencies. Also featured: ways in which crypto is and isn't like other money, and the mental gymnastics I've been through in learning to take it seriously.

A handful of thoughts and feelings about the experience of "joining the Discord" when you want to find out a project - how to feel, who to be, and when to leave. How starting out with MyBFF set a great example for me, and why I try to keep the energies good in those spaces!

What happened in January 2022 to make me realise it was time to take web3 seriously? A quick overview of where this journey begins.

The first step into my unedited account of wandering the world of web3. Wide-eyed and pretty anxious, but knowing I can't afford to be left behind, I'll tell you everything about how I started, and how it's going. Spoilers: I'm the opposite of expert, and am certainly not going to be offering anything like financial advice to anyone.