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Dona ττ

@Donaxbt

4 months ago

Why most day traders are suffering from mental illness.

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Wings 🇰🇷

@wings_jyh

4 months ago

Why does no one talk about life after success? From childhood, we grow up hearing the same kind of story. Snow White meets the prince. Cinderella marries the prince. And the story always ends the same way: “They lived happily ever after.” That line is not just the ending of a fairy tale. In many ways, it shapes how we see life itself. A good partner, higher status, wealth, power. We are taught that once we attain these things, life is complete. But the real problem begins after that. No one seriously teaches us how to think about what comes next. ⸻ We are taught only how to succeed Society repeats the same message over and over: •You must succeed •You must make money •You must become rich And so we become obsessed with success stories. We study successful people, admire them, and try to learn from them. But strangely, we rarely ask one simple question: What are you supposed to do after success? A goal without an answer to that question is, in many ways, a directionless goal. ⸻ Exit is not the end. It is the moment you lose your role. Many founders dream of one thing: Build a company, grow it to massive scale, and eventually sell it for billions. This is what people call an exit. From the outside, it looks like the perfect ending. Money, status, freedom — everything seems complete. But structurally, it is something else. An exit is the moment when you let go of the work that defined your life and suddenly lose the game you had been fully immersed in. For many founders, a business is not just an asset. It is not just a company. It becomes the center of their life. So selling it is not merely a financial event. It is the act of emptying out the very thing that gave your life direction. ⸻ Why do truly successful people go back into the game? Elon Musk sold PayPal and walked away with more money than he could ever need. By normal standards, that should have been the end. But he did not stop. Tesla. SpaceX. And many more ventures after that. Why? Not because he needed more money. Not because he lacked recognition. The reason is simpler than that: The game disappeared. Human beings are not truly fulfilled just by achieving a goal. We feel most alive when we are moving toward one. That is why real players do not stop after one victory. When one game ends, they look for the next one. ⸻ Success is not an ending. It is the start of a new phase. We like to think of success as a period. A final destination. A completed story. But in reality, success is often just a win in one stage of the game. After that, a new choice appears: •Will you enter the arena again as a player? •Or will you become an investor, a mentor, or an architect of the next generation? One thing matters above all: People who completely detach from the game often lose their sense of direction. ⸻ Retirement is becoming a weaker concept Human life is getting longer. Your 50s and 60s are no longer the end of life. So if someone succeeds in their 30s or 40s and says, “Now it’s over,” that no longer makes structural sense. There is still too much time left. The real issue is not money. It is how to fill the time that remains. ⸻ The question that matters most For too long, we have focused on the wrong questions: •How do I succeed? •How do I make money? Those questions have already been discussed endlessly. Now the better question is this: What kind of life will I live after success? If you cannot answer that, success has a high chance of ending in emptiness. ⸻ Conclusion We are obsessed with success, but we rarely imagine the life that comes after it. Life is not a short game. It is a long season made up of many stages. One success matters. But it is not the end. Real strength lies in the ability to keep playing even after success. And only those who can design that part of life become not just people who succeeded once, but people who succeeded in life as a whole.

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Brivael Le Pogam

@brivael

5 months ago

Pourquoi le socialisme ne marche pas, expliqué pour un enfant de 10 ans. T'es dans une classe de 30 élèves. Un élève bosse comme un fou et a 18 de moyenne. Un autre fait rien et a 4. Le prof décide que c'est injuste et donne à tout le monde la moyenne de la classe : 11. Celui qui avait 18 arrête de bosser. Pourquoi se fatiguer si ça change rien ? Celui qui avait 4 continue de rien faire. Pourquoi bosser si on te donne 11 gratuitement ? L'année suivante la moyenne de la classe est à 7. Puis 5. Puis 3. Le prof ne comprend pas. Il pense que le problème c'est que les élèves ne sont pas assez solidaires. Alors il met en place des punitions pour ceux qui ne font pas assez d'efforts. Il surveille tout le monde. Il décide qui étudie quoi. Il interdit de changer de classe. C'est exactement ce qui s'est passé. À chaque fois. Dans chaque pays. Sans exception. URSS, Chine, Cuba, Venezuela, Corée du Nord, Cambodge, Éthiopie, Allemagne de l'Est. 40 tentatives. Même résultat. À chaque fois. Le socialisme punit ceux qui produisent et récompense ceux qui ne produisent pas. Tout le monde finit par ne plus produire. Et quand plus personne ne produit, le gouvernement utilise la force pour obliger les gens à travailler. C'est pas un accident. C'est le design.

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