Sharing some of my biggest changes in 2023
- I overcame my fear of writing in English
I used to be a bit shy when sharing things in English and even hired a native to proofread them, but now I share everything raw and even dare to share in a place full of smart people! I guess better focus on the value you provide instead of worrying about grammar or typos.
I started to write exactly on this day 6 years ago ( in another language ); I've made many mistakes and learned a lot from it, and yes - writing is one of the best POWs out there, I recommend everyone give it a try!
- I stopped buying stupid things
I deleted all the online shopping sites' accounts early this year and started to learn how to make things with my bare hand by being around craftsmen. Much proof coming up soon:) I guess this change is largely because I put most of my savings into BTC - precious money deserves real quality.
- I stopped using any makeup and use natural skincare only
I reached my fiat skincare peak in 2022 when I was in Amsterdam with many shopping bags from all kinds of brands, and I realized how stupid I was! Now I only use simple soap + oil + hamma, and my skin might be the best I've ever seen:)
what are your biggest changes this year? 👀
Do you know that modern medicine is not meant to cure you but only to keep you alive so that you can keep paying?
Shitcoins are exactly the same as modern medicine, with all the complicated names and "fancy solutions" but without actually solving the root cause.
Being a Bitcoiner means you finally realized all the things that claim to "help" but actually to enslave you.
The whole system is built by people who thrive on human miseries, wake up.
People ruin nature for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
People sell their bodies for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
People scam others for fiat money that is printed out of thin air.
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Good and honest people got hurt the most because they are not "good at" playing this rotted game, but now you can opt-out with Bitcoin and live a peaceful life: discover your own unique potential, and focus on your crafts.
Taught a few Cantonese words to friends, and here is what they wrote:
do ce = teşekkürler ( thanks )
ım say ha hey = rica ederim ( you're welcome )
which reminded me that's how I learned English too: using familiar sounds to make sense of new sounds 😆
Here comes an envelope made from recycled paper, mixed with dry flowers ✉️
You would get more freedom to play around once learned how things work, and the more you learn the more you would appreciate nature.
