Life_is_Choice
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Once upon a time...
question: why did you learn crypto and stocks?
answer: because I was hurt.
p: why was I hurt? what does it have to do with my heart?
j: yes, my heart was hurt but not without reason, it had to do with being belittled by fellow trading students. even though 4 years ago I personally and other friends were both beginners in entering the world of trading, but I was the only one with low knowledge in dealing with digital assets. they knew much earlier. (assume I was carried away by my friends) my hope, who felt I had no capital, was to be guided, be it information, material, or study hours, so that we could be together. yes, at the beginning it went smoothly, but human nature, character/nature differs as time goes by. arrogance, greed, and even demeaning others occur. Although the words that sound like this:
(if people don't have capital, don't expect to be rich) were conveyed by the master (trading material teacher) by saying sorry at the beginning many times, that those words were said by other friends to me while laughing.
In my heart it is true that those who have a lot of capital are stubborn and have different views and attitudes towards me who has no capital.
From there I was determined to continue to learn on my own even though the study group was chaotic and disbanded because there were selfish people.
And now in 2025, how are you friends who have insulted and belittled me, how many thousands / hundreds of thousands $ are your assets now / how many tens / hundreds of BTC in your wallet??
Have your assets collapsed because of your arrogance??
I don't hold a grudge and am not the type to hold a grudge against all of you.
Authentic "rich" is not just physical but the heart is more important so as not to be arrogant or feel great than others. and also I just give a reminder of the lesson when I was in elementary school (SD) there is a proverb that says "Poor Knowledge - Poor Wealth".
#semogamenginsfirasi
#belajartidakadakataterlambat
#kisahku
#Life_is_Choice
#IM_Jabar45257
question: why did you learn crypto and stocks?
answer: because I was hurt.
p: why was I hurt? what does it have to do with my heart?
j: yes, my heart was hurt but not without reason, it had to do with being belittled by fellow trading students. even though 4 years ago I personally and other friends were both beginners in entering the world of trading, but I was the only one with low knowledge in dealing with digital assets. they knew much earlier. (assume I was carried away by my friends) my hope, who felt I had no capital, was to be guided, be it information, material, or study hours, so that we could be together. yes, at the beginning it went smoothly, but human nature, character/nature differs as time goes by. arrogance, greed, and even demeaning others occur. Although the words that sound like this:
(if people don't have capital, don't expect to be rich) were conveyed by the master (trading material teacher) by saying sorry at the beginning many times, that those words were said by other friends to me while laughing.
In my heart it is true that those who have a lot of capital are stubborn and have different views and attitudes towards me who has no capital.
From there I was determined to continue to learn on my own even though the study group was chaotic and disbanded because there were selfish people.
And now in 2025, how are you friends who have insulted and belittled me, how many thousands / hundreds of thousands $ are your assets now / how many tens / hundreds of BTC in your wallet??
Have your assets collapsed because of your arrogance??
I don't hold a grudge and am not the type to hold a grudge against all of you.
Authentic "rich" is not just physical but the heart is more important so as not to be arrogant or feel great than others. and also I just give a reminder of the lesson when I was in elementary school (SD) there is a proverb that says "Poor Knowledge - Poor Wealth".
#semogamenginsfirasi
#belajartidakadakataterlambat
#kisahku
#Life_is_Choice
#IM_Jabar45257
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