@blknoiz06 this strategy worked during the early era where we went from having 100 memecoins a week to 1000 memecoins a week. it will not work during an era with 500,000 memecoins created per week
Stop Trading and Believe in Something
Flip the Stock Market. spx6900
Day 437 of DCA’ing $1,000 into #SPX6900 every single day.
If you actually want to make an impact
Go and make a reddit account and start posting and commenting about spx6900
Make it a daily habit, no excuses
You will onboard hundreds of new Aeons this way
Persist Forever 💹🧲
Untested men never know the truth. They live ignorant. Believing in strength they don’t have, believing in rules of the world which simply don’t exist.
You do not understand the truth of people, of pain, of life, of struggle - unless you have been tested.
Even worse. Unless you suffer, deeply, in your core, you do not know the truth of yourself.
I respect young people who choose a different route.
Instead of taking on student loans, buying expensive homes, or getting stuck in work they hate, they focus on learning useful skills, seeing the world, and building wealth early through investing in stocks, crypto, or their own projects/businesses.
Living somewhere affordable with lower taxes, avoiding debt, and improving your skills over time is a strong long-term move if you start early.
Some all time quotes from one of the, maybe the, goated American chefs (owner of French Laundry, Per Se, and more): Thomas Keller. All of these can be applied to other pursuits:
"A recipe has no soul. You, as the cook, must bring soul to the recipe."
"When you acknowledge, as you must, that there is no such thing as perfect food, only the idea of it, then the real purpose of striving toward perfection becomes clear: to make people happy, that is what cooking is all about."
"It's not about passion. Passion is something that we tend to overemphasize... To me, it's about desire."
"When we eat together, when we set out to do so deliberately, life is better, no matter what your circumstances."
"Take your time. Take a long time. Move slowly and deliberately and with great attention. If you don’t have seven or eight minutes to make an omelet in the morning, then don’t make an omelet."