Your interests are scattered, but others' expertise is turning into cash. What's the difference? A key mindset shift.

This is the era of "system economy." Users are not buying generic solutions; what they truly want is your solution—your perspective, your approach, your voice.

How to turn hobbies into a career? There are two core aspects:

**Redefining Learning**

Don’t treat learning as a private activity. Call it "research"—and then openly share your notes on social media. Record every new discovery, share every thought. Sounds a bit crazy? But this is the proven model within creator circles. Your learning process itself becomes content; viewers see your thought process from 0 to 1, not just the final answer.

**Refining Positioning**

Vague positioning means no positioning at all. You need to be specific enough—so that others immediately know who you are and what you can solve. This isn’t self-limiting; it’s a shortcut to amplify your influence.

In simple terms, the Web3 community is in an era of personal brand explosion. Those with traffic start selling courses, consulting, and communities. Those without traffic are stuck wondering, "Why can’t I make money?"

The starting point is simple: externalize your thinking, label your interests, and systematize your value. The rest is just a matter of time.