Beyond communications, my phone is a money-making tool that I cannot do without!!!

The first phone I used was in 2005, and it could barely do anything other than make calls and send messages. Maybe some games like Snake or something? I doubt if there was a camera on the phone, and the reign of the Techno 3310 was unmatched. We had other phone makes, but those could barely serve as any source of income for us. Fast forward to a decade later, and the phone gadget had become a must-have for almost every individual, and competition began to arise as to the type of phone you owned. Most people owned or changed phones to be up to date with the latest phones, while a few had phones for business or money-making purposes.

By 2017, I began to learn forex trading and signed up for many demo accounts before I eventually put in some real money. It was during this period that I realized the difference between theory and practice. I saw my hard-earned money swept off right underneath me, all in the name of candles. Almost every time I held on to my phone, there was a tachycardia that ensued as I became addicted to all forms of forex and crypto trading. Luckily for me, one of my most blessed moments was coming across a coin pot where I got to mine some coins like Doge for free. I actually got more than 2,000 doge mined from there alongside other coins before the site collapsed. My quest did not end there, as I actively sought out many other mining apps and airdrops. I've not had the million-naira type of airdrops or mining, but I've imbibed the habit of hunting for them within the context of availability, and to date, you can still see me mining or hunting for airdrops.

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My hunt for airdrops led me to sites and apps like Pi, Omega, Phaver, Coinmarket Cap, sweatcoin, cats, dot, etc. with the hope that someday, in the near future, luck would shine on my path. I remember getting 100 stx as an airdrop on my blockchain app not too long ago, which has saved me in dire moments. My trades have reduced, probably due to the minimal capital and risks involved, but I'm certain that when I have some funds, I'll buy some target coins and HODL.

My risk-taking gut has not ended there; I've recently ventured into some investments with the hope of making some profits while they last, such as sales ranking assistants. No online investment can give 100% assurance, but it's a risk worth taking, and my capital should be out within 14 days. Memory Lane takes me to about three years ago, when I invested N130,000 in a token, and within the space of three months, it grew to about N5,000,000; however, I delayed withdrawal but still got some millions out of it.

As a medical professional, I also do some private and online consultations, and though I do not charge my patients, some are kind enough to send some tokens as a form of appreciation.

My phone has become a tool to source extra funds, and beyond blogging, having access to the internet and doing my research puts me on a path to discovery and maximizing opportunities.

Thank you for reading. I would love to have your comments and contributions.

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