imagine earning 2k weekly in 2023, wow
I just remembered in 2023, literally when I got my big break in tech went home and spent 5 months with parents, I was mostly always inside and only came out to take walks in the evenings.
That’s how this man went to my dad that he’s always seeing me and he knows I don’t have a job and that I’m a graduate, that I’d be good with money, that he just opened this POS shop, and he’d be paying me 15k a month to man it 😭😭😭. He said he knows I need it.
not sure I recall how my pops turned him down anymore, but we always laugh over this now.
I swear, it’s the funniest thing ever. Same me that was on a crypto web dev job paying $2k weekly then.
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Before you die please live, when I say live I mean live life. Do all the worldly things, have sex, laugh, travel, attend a concert, smoke weed if you have to, buy that expensive thing you’ve always wanted to buy, club at least one time before you die. You’re so invested in the future that u forget it’s ROI is death.. Fuck all that “make your parents proud” and fucking live. Nobody’s gon starve themselves or lose sleep when you’re dead, not even your husband, wife, children, parents or closest friends.
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Just don't die. Survive long enough to figure out what works.
As you walk the way, the way appears.
Just keep doing and doing and doing, and eventually you'll get it right.
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i used to know a guy who we locked in crypto together. he used to be all serious about that he barely even had time to touch grass.
he would often say to me “you play to much and seem nonchalant about this whole thing”
Fast forward to today, he is doing well, but not in crypto. he concluded crypto didnt work for him because he mathematically projected that with how serious he was, he should start getting it clear before me. he equated his focus to meaning quicker result, but he was wrong.
something i have noticed about locking in is that, most people who lock in by doing what they love while being flexible about it are the ones who get the most result.
life isn’t that serious. if you are always hell bent on getting result and doing something because others say it’s profitable and not because you fw it, you’re most likely not going to profit from it in the long run.
longevity in the context, sooner or later, you’re going to get tired from doing it because you’re there for the result it promises and not because you believe in it.
a lazy person doing something they love will always do it better than a serious person doing something they don’t love because if you love something, you’d find smarter and more efficient ways to go about it, without stressing.































