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late last year till may this year, my life hit a wall
heartbroken. bank account in the red. completely stuck in a mental rut with zero momentum.
instead of waiting for motivation that never came, i went ghost and coded a system to force myself to rebuild.
today, that system is live: meet MODΞ. 🧵👇
assume good things are still ahead. you are not behind. you are not late. you are not disqualified by your past. one new season can change your entire story. keep showing up with belief. the best chapters are often written after the hardest ones.
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If you weren't born into money you better be ridiculously good at something.
Just one fckin thing.
Get so good at it those rich mfers have no choice but to pay you.
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Thinking about how strange it is that we call the version of work with no ceiling, no permission, and no commute the "risky" one.
Whereas the "safe" one can end without warning.
The other can't be ended by anyone but you.
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Once you finally make it, and trust me you will... never tell anyone how much money you make from trading.
Not your siblings, not your best friends, not social media.
It will be very tempting! But resist that urge at all costs. You'll understand and thank yourself later.
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Level 4 (1M–10M) really is the no-man's-land of wealth.
For example, going from $100k to $300k can change your life. You can quit a job, move somewhere else, or take a chance on something of your own.
Going from $5M to $5.2M? You're richer, but you don't notice the increase anymore in the same way. This is where the diminishing returns start to show.
Back in 2021, when I went from $500k to $1m, I felt like on top of the world. It was a big change for me. A little backstory: in Feb 2021, I quit my 9-5 job with $500k NW, and it felt like a huge achievement. I knew it wasn’t enough to live off forever, but it was enough to dare to bet on myself.
During the years after 21’ there have been periods where my NW has increased a lot, and periods where it went a bit down or barely went up at all.
So I can very much relate to what Nick says: at some point, you could “work” twice as hard and barely notice the difference in your life. Your portfolio grows. But the extra money buys you less, while the time it costs you stays the same.
This is where I think a lot of people in crypto get stuck. You know how to make money. But unless you increase the risk, your NW will only go up linearly.
Because you might have to risk money you no longer want to lose. So you end up in the middle, the 7-figure hell (no man's land).
Imagine spending another year glued to crypto to make an extra $200k on a $5M portfolio (4% increase).
Don’t misunderstand me, that’s a lot of money, but many people don’t want to risk the big gains they’ve already earned, and since they don’t, their NW will barely move, and they’re forever trapped in the 7-fig hell.
