Today while driving, my friend asked me about a roadside groundnut seller.
“Bro, this woman sees the cars, the big men, the lifestyle every single day. How does she cope?”
I thought about it, and it hit me:
For most people, the mind is a shield.
It protects them from despair by limiting their dreams.
If they dared to constantly measure themselves against the world, the pain of missing out would crush them.
So they don’t dream beyond survival.
And that’s why society will always remain hierarchical.
But here’s the twist:
Sometimes, there’s that seller who does see the possibilities, those rebels who believe that they can change their stars.
In all honesty, some will fail, many will be okay, and a few will break through into the realm of the elites.
I want you to mirror this with crypto.
You'd discover that it’s the same hierarchy at play.
We’re all roadside sellers who caught a glimpse of possibility.
But not all of us will make it, at least, not to the same degree.
One's Destiny is shaped by their actions, alongside the factor of luck and timing.
I want you to choose your pill wisely and roll your dice.
If you struggle with doomscrolling, here are some apps that will help you.
Algorithms are designed to keep you hooked. These tools will help you fight back.
(I’ve personally found great value in these):
• @one_sec_app (pauses the screen for a second to stop “impulse clicking” and make you think intentionally)
• @forestapp_cc (tree grows the longer you abstain from your phone, and withers the longer you use it - good visual reference for accountability)
• @livebricked (physical device which “bricks” certain apps unless you physically tap it)
• Use your computer (this isn’t an app - but I think it’s worth mentioning. I find I’m way less prone to doomscrolling using web apps vs their iOS counterparts). There’s something about the “seriousness” of a PC which makes me less prone to distraction.
• @rescuetime (if you are going to use PC - this app tracks WHERE you’re spending your time - change starts with data/accountability)
@senseii_gg Cutting out expensive middlemen could potentially allocate more budget to the KOLs, however there needs to be transparency, such as communication channels for smooth collaboration.