I am 47 years old and life has taught me a few invaluable lessons. If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s that life doesn’t always wait for your plans to unfold. The older we get, the more we witness - some of it wonderful, some of it heart-wrenching. I’ve experienced quite a bit of the latter of late. These experiences have taught me a critical lesson: the importance of living in the moment.
This idea of living for today isn't just a catchy phrase; it's a profound insight into making the most of our time. It’s about recognizing that the future isn’t guaranteed, and that realization can be a bit of a jolt. It’s a reminder to value the present, to soak in the laughter, the company, and even the quiet moments.
Making the people around me happy has become a priority. There’s something deeply rewarding about contributing to someone else’s smile. It’s not just about being altruistic; it’s about creating a ripple effect of positivity that, in turn, enriches our own lives.
Investing in experiences over things has also shifted my perspective. Whether it’s exploring new places, enjoying live music, or simply spending quality time with family and friends, these moments become part of who we are. They’re the memories that stick, far outweighing the temporary satisfaction of material possessions.
And then there’s the aspect of using what we have to contribute to the greater good. It’s about finding ways, big or small, to make a difference. It could be supporting a cause close to our hearts or lending a hand to someone in need. This practice not only brings meaning to our lives but also connects us to a larger purpose.
In essence, these lessons have reshaped how I approach life. They remind me to live fully in the now, cherish the people around me, seek out experiences, and use my resources to make a positive impact. It’s a blend of mindfulness, gratitude, and action that, I believe, leads to a truly fulfilling life.
Tomorrow is not guaranteed.
The Judge said not enough creditors objected to Celsius owning our coins.
Well, if ALL OF US start emailing them, maybe they will reconsider.
Send an email and Like/RT for exposure. This is when we need the celsius community to rally together for creditors. 🚨👇
Dear Media,
Do you want a simple description of HOW @SBF_FTX did what he did?
Why does nobody seem capable of pinning Sam down? His SECRET is, when asked pointed questions, he switches to market-plumbing speak, hiding behind lingo.
Let me help you understand SBF's moves.
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Elon Musk made $180M when PayPal was acquired in 2002.
He put $100M in SpaceX, $70M in Tesla, and $10M in Solar City. He borrowed money for rent.
Now, he's worth $190 billion.
The greatest entrepreneurs aren't driven by money; it's a byproduct of success.
A balance sheet tells you a lot about a company’s health. Also tells you about its vision. Invest in companies that hold #Bitcoin on balance sheet. These companies are thinking many moves ahead and playing the infinite game. They are focused on the future, not stuck in the past.
Tesla said it had invested around $1.5 billion in #bitcoin and expected to begin accepting payment for its cars and other products with it in the near future https://t.co/XIpc7PDZag
u can’t sell houses u don’t own
u can’t sell cars u don’t own
but
u *can* sell stock u don’t own!?
this is bs – shorting is a scam
legal only for vestigial reasons
Dear @CNBC the full video clip is behind a paywall. Please remove the paywall so everyone can see the full discussion of @cameron and I talking about #wallstreetbets with @seemacnbc, @carlquintanilla, and @jonfortt. Retweet this to stop the censorship.
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