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It's really helped me lately to make two lists:

1.) Things I care about and my goals
2.) Actions I've actually taken towards those

This helps align what I like (or want) and what I'm actually doing.

Sometimes, these paths diverge a bit.

At times, I THINK a lot about something, but don't do that much towards it - even if I care about it a lot.

Now, obviously, it isn't always possible to work on everything we care about. Sometimes we're busy, and hey, I also have several things I enjoy doing, I get it. I wish I had more time for music, for example.

However, this has helped me take small AND large steps towards things and people I care about. A little bit can go a long way.

For example:

- If I think a lot about someone or worry about them, they might have no idea. Maybe I should call or text them when I get a chance. A text can be done in a few seconds. Obviously not all friends need to be "maintained" like this, but sometimes people don't know we think about them if we don't say anything.

- I can better see if something requires more time. If I'm working on an exercise and haven't hit my goals in a while, how much time am I actually spending on it? Writing it down, it might be less than I realized - ESPECIALLY if it's something we think about a lot.

- On the other hand, it may also help me know what I might spend too much time on. These aren't always bad things. I love my friends in the group chats - they're hilarious. Hanging out with them is awesome too. But will they understand if I need to spend extra time for a few months fulfilling some responsibilities? Absolutely.

This helps me not only arrange my active hours, but also better structure my rest time - I find it more enjoyable that way.

Just wanted to share a bit! If this can help you - that's great.

This morning, I woke up with my shirt and pants soaking wet. I thought I had wet the bed. But then, I saw that I was covered in blood, and it scared me so much. I looked beside me and saw a bullet. This was the same bullet the doctor said they couldn’t remove because it would leave me paralyzed for life. But it came out on its own after being inside me for five years. That bullet had been stopping me from moving the right side of my body.

For the first time in five years, I lifted my right arm. I just broke down in tears.
Thank you, God 🙏. This journey has been so tough, but I know that with faith, anything can be fixed. The bullet had moved from my neck to pressing against my spine, and now it’s completely out.

It’s official: every single one of you who listened, learned, and acted on my crypto calls is now sitting pretty. Whether it was buying early, holding through the noise, or cashing out at just the right time — we won.

I said it before the masses caught on. I mapped the trends. I pointed to the plays that looked crazy to everyone else… and guess what? Those plays hit.

Some of you turned hundreds into thousands. Others? Thousands into life-changing stacks. The DMs don’t lie — I see the new cars, the paid-off debts, the freedom.

But this isn’t a flex. This is a reminder.
You win by staying sharp, thinking long-term, and surrounding yourself with the right signals — not the noise.

If you’re new here, now’s the time to tune in.
If you’ve been here, you already know:
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