Becoming Financially Stable
All the wealthy people I know have been financially reputable and far-sighted since their early 20s.
They were hyper-competitive in their teenage years. Got into a good investment, got into a competitive industry, invested early, took many shows, and compared to their way to at their 30s and 40s.
Some may assume we are ready to meet with someone who is financially comfortable, has plenty of time, has a clear sense of purpose, has a loving circle of family and friends, and has maintained their physical and mental health.
A good way to project yourself in the future is to remind yourself that. At some point you are not going to be as strong and as independent as you are going to be. And then you are going to have to rely on others.
That's when you are going to see who you have been present so far. Karma is real.
Although it's out of control for the divine intellect to believe good people and find each other.
Welcome to Hive, @bredget! Your point about eventually needing others adds a thoughtful dimension to financial planning—building wealth isn’t quite the same as building a life with people you can rely on. You might enjoy InLeo Threads (inleo.io) for sharing short reflections like these and connecting with people discussing money and crypto. What do you think matters most in your 20s: investing early, building relationships, or finding a balance between the two?
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Hive "decentralization" update:
Cartel prints money → cartel pays itself 6-7 figs → you get diluted
Same scam, different block.
Gentle reminder:
powerDown
sell
enjoyBeingLiquid
You're welcome when you're sipping something nice instead of praying for $3.