There are 300+ million users on twitter.

Get out there and find your 5 best friends.

Support each other. Help one another.

You are as strong as your inner circle.

Find friends that push you.

Push them too.

When getting started, it’s important to try a lot of different things.

Over time, take things away, get narrower in your focus.

@jackbutcher calls these creative constraints and @aaraalto applies them beautifully.

If you find friends you jive with, set up a weekly recurring call w them.

I’ve got a great accountability call every week w @RobbieCrab and @andrewcyu.

I do a creative brainstorm on Fridays w @KyleBowe4.

You’ll figure out who is best and what works for you.

Find friends that give you creative inspiration.

For me, it’s no coders like @whit4th

It’s writers like @cullinmcgrath

It’s students of life like @jenvermet

It’s thinkers like @dbustac

It’s people w prolific output like @paul_lecrone

Find people that are kind hearts and good souls.

They’re like @pradologue @DanHavlik1 @maripullen @brianne2k @ajiboladiipo

It’s not hard to spot them. Their twitter feeds breathe fresh air into others’ lungs.

There are amazing, beautiful people on twitter that lift others up.

@AmandaMGoetz @JanelSGM @thisiskp_ are some of the brightest examples.

Find people like this, because it will give you energy to be surrounded by great role models.

When you’re having a tough day, you know you can always rely on good friends.

Find em, cherish em, keep giving, but don’t ever be afraid to ask for things too.

That’s what friends are for.