I measure my impact from the number of students that join my Governance team, the number of people that show up to my IRL presentations on DAO governance, post engagement on Twitter/X, personal feedback from DeFi teams, and the passage of proposals we support. 

Here's some of my governance-related posts that received a good amount of attention:

[STIP Vote, Round 1 Announcement - 5,849 views](https://twitter.com/CarlZielinski/status/1710890302695703004)

[STIP Vote, Round 2 Announcement - 6,592 views](https://twitter.com/CarlZielinski/status/1711242734932009243)

[STIP Vote, Round 3 Announcement - 3,817 views](https://twitter.com/CarlZielinski/status/1711576519796289984)

[Security Council Vote, 1,797 views](https://twitter.com/CarlZielinski/status/1712679419960066099)

[STIP Backfund Thread, 1,749 views](https://twitter.com/CarlZielinski/status/1722845915973665158)

[Here is a link to our Snapshot page](https://snapshot.org/#/profile/0x18BF1a97744539a348304E9d266aAc7d446a1582), and [here's a link to our Tally page.](https://www.tally.xyz/profile/0x18bf1a97744539a348304e9d266aac7d446a1582?governanceId=eip155:42161:0xf07DeD9dC292157749B6Fd268E37DF6EA38395B9) 

As mentioned earlier, I've recruited a team of 20 undergrad students to help govern Arbitrum. One of my recent presentations introducing students to how Arbitrum governance works got 25 attendees, while my IRL proposal discussions usually get 5-10 participants at a time. 