@jaredliu_bravo: In less than a year, he went from 0 to 50,000 followers on 𝕏 and created The Little Prince game that went viral across the internet. In this episode of Lemon Latte, @hixiaoji and I invited @Saccc_c to join us. Last year, while studying for his master’s in Singapore, he felt bored with life and had no particularly clear direction for the future. But he felt that, even when you’re lost, you should…
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EP04 of “Lemon Latte” features creator @Saccc_c, who grew from 0 to 50,000 followers on 𝕏 in one year and made the viral “The Little Prince” game, for a conversation about content creation, social media growth, AI-native practices, and future entrepreneurial choices.
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In less than a year, he went from 0 to 50,000 followers on X and created The Little Prince game that went viral across the internet.
On this episode of Lemon Latte, @hixiaoji and I welcomed @Saccc_c.
Last year, while studying for his master’s in Singapore, he found life rather dull and had no clear direction for the future. But he felt that even if he was unsure of his path, he should start by doing things he believed were right. So he began sharing AI content on X, starting with curating information, then moving on to writing tutorials and creating projects of his own. Through constant experimentation and positive feedback, he has made his way to where he is today.
The Little Prince game received around 3.7 million impressions on X, and even the tutorial he posted the next day got around 700,000. Interestingly, his classmates once thought he lacked a sense of aesthetics, yet he has now created something whose visual appeal has impressed so many people.
Sac firmly believes that “every ability can be learned,” including a sense of aesthetics. He keeps challenging himself to see where the limits of his abilities really lie.
When we talked about his growth along the way, he said what excited him most was being noticed by people he had long admired. The first person he mentioned was Guo Yu, @turingou. He really enjoys Guo Yu’s writing and his understanding of AI, and especially resonates with the idea that “the joy of life lies in enjoying creation and challenges.” Later, his content also received likes or reposts from leading voices such as @zarazhangrui, @Khazix0918, @AlchainHust, and @CuiMao. More than the follower count, perhaps the most special kind of positive feedback was forming real connections through his creations with people who had once seemed so far out of reach.
These experiences have also gradually clarified his choices for the future. Set to graduate this November, he had been wavering between finding a job and starting a business. But as his projects reached a wider audience and he met more and more talented people, he ultimately decided to continue working in AI by starting his own business. He even set himself a goal on the show: he hopes that a few years from now, he can reach the kind of position @AlchainHust is in.
In our nearly two-hour conversation, we discussed everything from content creation and social media growth to putting AI-native approaches into practice, along with plenty of reflections on personal growth, the drive to create, and choices for the future. It’s full of both practical experience and candid sharing.
Lemon Latte EP04 is available to listen to on Xiaoyuzhou.
Jared Zongyuan (@jaredliu_bravo): In less than a year, he went from 0 to 50,000 followers on X and created The Little Prince game that went viral across the internet.
On this episode of Lemon Latte, @hixiaoji and I welcomed @Saccc_c.
Last year, while studying for his master’s in Singapore, he found life rather dull and had no clear direction for the future. But he felt that even if he was unsure of his path, he should start by doing things he believed were right. So he began sharing on X
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