Esthetician and skincare guru Sean Garrette shares how he turned a hobby into his career by cultivating a community on Twitter.

Tarot reader Angie Gardner, a.k.a. @teaxtarot, on how to Tweet authentically and what tarot card Twitter embodies.

Beauty talent and Spaces superstar Shaniah Bell on creating content for Black makeup enthusiasts and how memes make everything better.

Mac Kahey, a.k.a. @MacDoesIt, podcaster, video personality, and king of the hot take, on inside jokes and how Twitter has been with him through it all.

Tess Gattuso, comedian, writer, and meme scholar, on creating things you’re invested in, mixed media content, and prioritizing mental health.

Makayla London, a.k.a. @MVKDRE, on bringing good vibes to the TL, being a role model, and how she became your “neighborhood hope dealer” on Twitter.

Amina Aweis, known to “Love Island” fans and coders as @yeahshewrites, on advocating for accessibility and using Twitter Spaces to reach new audiences.

Rod Thill, better known in all the group chats as @JustMe_Rod, on becoming a full-time content creator, millennial anxiety, and men’s mental health.

Photographer Brandon Woelfel on visual storytelling, how to use social media to boost your business, and creating community.

Keyon Elkins, better known on Twitter as Hood Vogue, on authenticity, vulnerability, and the power of strong branding.

Emerging comedian Anthony Potero, better known to his fans as @anthpo, on viral Tweets, meritocracy, and next-level stans.

Artist Aisha Bachman, on connecting with fellow artists and how to safeguard your mental health, in celebration of #PortfolioDay.

Milk, a self-taught astrologer, on celebrity charts, the beauty of threads, and finding fame in the Twitter universe.

Tiara Willis, a makeup artist and esthetician, on bringing representation for women of color to the beauty industry timeline.

Newt Nguyen, the creator with a love of “parsley,” on taking cooking videos to a whole new level in 2020.