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I believe there is one fundamentally wrong notion among the young generation - to do nothing and still receive a lot of money. In reality, money is not that important. What truly matters is what you do in such a way that you genuinely enjoy it. Simply continuing this activity is the highest blessing that the years of life can give you.

When I travel to a new country, I always try to learn at least some basic words. Succinct, themed stories help a lot with that.

Missed the Fourdle Club Maxi by literally one single game. Feels like @ds8 didn’t just find @croth.eth weak spot - he found a pretty plausible one for me too. Gotta catch ’em all. (I just minted 36 badges now)

That feeling when your salary is steadily growing and your expenses are rising right along with it. A never-ending parity of forces.

Nobody asked, but I’ll still give one piece of advice (especially for the young): how to be successful. All you need is to be slightly better than everyone else. You don’t need to be the best - in fact, that can even be an aberration and sometimes hurt you.

In those pensive moments when I withdraw into myself and start reflecting, I always come to the same conclusion: it’s pointless to worry about things you can’t change. And if there’s something you can do - then you should just do it.

I genuinely venerate anyone who is truly obsessed with their craft or hobby, regardless of the results. The process itself and that level of dedication never fail to impress me.

My kids amazingly emulate both my wife’s and my behavior and mannerisms - and they even copy each other. That’s why I quit smoking a year ago, so I wouldn’t set a bad example for my daughter. She’s three and a half now, so she’ll never remember having a smoking father.

Back then, I used to invest my time and money into crypto with remarkable tenacity. Now I invest in my kids. You know, in the first case I didn’t earn anything. In the second case, I don’t expect anything at all… but at least I’m happy.