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you dont realise the extent of your blessings until you lose it forever
for some, it could be loved ones who you take for granted, people who you expected more time with and you would always prioritise your career over time with them,
or a feeling, such as peace, that comes with loneliness/solitude. you crave being around more people, growing fame, and experiencing another life which brings in drama and stress, whilst the peace of being alone was taken for granted
or the mundane everyday tasks like hitting the gym, it becomes a habit that is simple and “boring”, until the day you become ill and injured and can never train the same ever again.
the very small things that you overlook day to day is the invisible crown and privilege that you wear that many would kill for
i remember first starting online hustling, and albeit it i was lazy/retarded as fuck
had first started working with @solvingfrank to sell monitors, and look for alpha onchain to make money where I could and every time I fucked up, verbatim he told me "may God punish you" on vc and wrote a long ass shitpost paragraph why i was undeserving to have money
freak of a hustler taught me a whole lot about being first or last
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Burning bridges in this industry is probably the most expensive thing you can do for yourself, no matter how much you don't like a person here never burn the bridge
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money does not buy purpose but it definitely buys freedom, and that freedom can either make life miserable (being degenerate, having fleeting purchases, creating the wrong relationships) or give life ultimate meaning (pilgrimage, healthmaxxing, retiring family, helping those in need)
"making it" from trading is one tiny piece of the lifelong puzzle
applying the theory of hedging to all aspects of life pays off in the end
by far the most important life lesson taught in the orderbooks
