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NFTs are not a passing fad, they're the economy of the future.

Here are 7 ways they can change YOUR life:

 1. Get paid fairly

How: NFTs put power and economic control back into the hands of digital creators

Example: artists, musicians and creators are using NFTs to make $$$$ for their work
What you can do:

If you're an artist, musician or creator, stop giving your work away for pennies.

Upgrade your art/music/content to NFTs and get compensated for the value you create. ✔️

Learn how here👇
https://t.co/yV36kbvImQ
2. Fund your business

How: an NFT campaign could be used to raise funds, build excitement and elevate a business quickly

Example: a business could sell NFTs which guarantee buyers a service at a later date and generate an immediate cash infusion
What you can do:

Create an NFT campaign to raise funds and expand your business or design an NFT customer loyalty program ✔️

Learn more here 👇

5 Ways NFTs Can Kickstart Your Small Business | https://t.co/792khpOC1C https://t.co/wWX0J5HfVZ
3. Create a community-based project

How: PFP NFTs are digital identities and grant membership in specific communities

Example: @worldofwomennft, @BoredApeYC and many others have become powerful brands built around community
What you can do:

Want to create a social club, values-based community or transformational business?

Bring it to life and get it funded with an NFT art project. ✔️

Learn how in this article by @cryptoyuna 👇

https://t.co/oHz8LUwJgK
4. Make gaming worth your time

How: the play-to-earn gaming model allows players a chance to generate revenues by participating in games

Example: Axie Infinity where players can make up to $2000/month from their NFT Axies
What you can do:

If you're a gamer, seek out games that pay players for the value they bring by participating in the game. ✔️

Here are some options:

Axie Infinity
Plant VS Undead
Gods Unchained
Decentraland
The Sandbox
5. Safeguard your valuable assets

How: A digital twin NFT is a digital copy and record of ownership of physical assets that helps eliminate counterfeiting

Example: LVMH, Prada, and Cartier partner with Aura to tokenize ownership over luxury goods.
https://t.co/ixImsSFuba
What you can do:

Utilize new authentication platforms like Aura and Nike's Cryptokicks as they become available. ✔️
6. Protect your medical data

How: medical data is converted into an NFT allowing a patient to own and monetize their own data

Example: Aimedis is a hospital chain in the metaverse, where patients control their data through NFTs.
What you can do:

Checkout platforms like Aimedis and learn how you can protect your own medical data. ✔️

https://t.co/QwoeQhbaEu
7. Monetize your unique genius

Most people have genius that they never express.

Web3 and NFTs are here to change that.
What you can do:

Stop stopping yourself. ✔️

Start following your creative impulses. ✔️

Dive into web3 and NFTs, bring your ideas to life and make the world better. ✔️
TLDR:
7 ways to use NFTs to change your life
1. Get paid fairly
2. Make gaming worth the time
3. Create community driven business/project
4. Fund business or create marketing campaign
5. Safeguard valuable assets
6. Protect medical data
7. Monetize your unique genius
Learn more about NFTs with these 7 power resources:

1. The @a16z podcast with @ljxie @smc90 @jessewldn

All about NFTs:

What they are

What forms they take

Common myths and misconceptions

How they work

https://t.co/rBG73AhH6O
2. Seven types of NFTs by @cdixon

We can now genuinely own digital objects, and the 7 kinds of NFTs.

https://t.co/fEoeF7yeFq
3. Learn why you only need 100 true fans to be successful as an artist, musician or creator.

1000 True Fans? Try 100 by @ljin18

https://t.co/mwT033o8qO
4. NFTs make the internet ownable

NFTs have the potential to offer creators and their audiences a viable alternative to platform-driven monetization.

https://t.co/nMWnuTrP6d
5. NFTs have disrupted the digital world and industries from art to gaming to investing.

https://t.co/88INiiNhnA
6. How NFTs are building the internet of the future | TED
by @saturnial

How NFTs represent a certificate of ownership on the internet and are changing the game for artists

https://t.co/Z4zIpnfr4n
7. The NFT Handbook by Matt Fortnow

How to Create, Sell and Buy Non-Fungible Tokens

Learn exactly what NFTs are, how they evolved, and why they have value. Plus, how to create, sell and buy them.

https://t.co/2KUE4SrQg6
That's it, folks. I hope this was useful.

If you enjoyed it, please share by retweeting the first tweet.

I write about web3, the future and living your best life. You can follow me @MishadaVinci.
Want to learn more about NFTs and be a leader in this new economy?

I am leading a course at @MavenHQ for artists, creatives and entrepreneurs looking to get started with NFTs and web3.

Check it out here 👇

https://t.co/QR5fcsjVQn

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