2025 - The Dream
The year i finally hit my first 7 figs. The dream. The year with huge swings in terms of profitability, mood, motivation, relationship, university, and so much more.
But u know what?
I kept showing up. I kept showing up even when everyone thought its dead, even when i was not profitable, even when i thought that its not even worth being on because i was losing so much, but i kept showing up.
Sleepless nights, sweating and tearing up because of fumbles and missed opportunities like trump, chog , aster,... Thats what it takes for someone to be profitable and actually achieve something in life.
We all got blessed to be doing all of this and making so much money only from our computers, buying random bs and making life changing money, so dont forget to thank God before all of this is finished.
Dont forget to be a good person and help everyone that u can help in life whether its in this space, in real life or anywhere. It takes very little to cheer someone up and light up their day
Dont forget that anything u do in life, God is watching and sooner or later, if ur a good person and do good although you are struggling right now, your time will come.
Keep showing up, keep grinding and see you at the top.
2026 - ?
Stranger Things cast on Eddie's return in Season 5:
Noah Schnapp: It is enough. Eddie is dead.
Millie: He is dead. So is Barb. Get over it, guys. Get over it.
Jamie: We all love Eddie. But Eddie's gone. He is dead. I am sorry. RIP, but Eddie's gone.
@JoeAlder@WisdomBenards@World_Insights1 You’re not even from India, yet you’re calling it transactional. You don’t know the ground reality, so how can you say that?
@RobThomas100@WisdomBenards@World_Insights1 Every country has its complexities, but reducing Indian marriages to just transactions is oversimplifying it. cultural factors, family support, and long term commitment play a huge role too.
@WisdomBenards@World_Insights1 India’s low divorce rate isn’t because of bride price or anything like that. It mainly comes from strong family values, commitment, and the way marriage is seen here. It’s cultural, not transactional.