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We're officially 69% of the way to Vibehalla. Down from ~600 Strategy listings ≤1ETH to 200 in just under 2 weeks. Total burn is now over 22%. This wall is absolutely cooked. It's about to get really fun.

You ain't a G until you lose it all, watch everything fall apart... Have the closest person switch up on you and still stand up, hold your head high, grind, take chances, and get it all back.

🚨Stop scrolling before bed🚨 Artificial light at night tells your brain it’s still daytime. Melatonin drops. Cortisol stays high. Your nervous system never fully powers down. Over time, that confusion shows up as poor sleep, anxiety, hormone issues, and low energy the next day. Put the phone down.

Stop being a loser. Wake up early. stretch. Clean your room. walk a lot. build online business. Put some cool clothes on and go out. talk to cute girls. hang out with friends and family. stop watching the news. stop watching porn. stop doomscrolling. read a lot. stop consuming and start creating. play a sport. give love. don't hate. be real. live life.

If by 35 you are still waiting for motivation before taking action, you are already late. At this age, progress is driven by structure, routine, and consistency, not inspiration. You should know what drains you, what strengthens you, and what you can no longer afford to tolerate. Peace becomes more valuable than popularity. Focus becomes more important than proving a point. By 35, life is less about chasing attention and more about building stability. Not everything will work out, but indecision should no longer be your default. Maturity is when you stop negotiating with time and start working with it.

10 year old me would stare at shit like this for literal hours

This is a fascinating read. It’s a long read, but well worth it. Why am I sharing it? That’s a deep question I’ll ask myself, but you will understand why it’s deep once you read it for yourself. Some potential programmed reasons: …. I actually wrote out a few here and deleted them. Why did I delete them? A fear of criticism and being judged. A fear of taking off the mask. About to click “Post” now and what I am experiencing? Fear and anxiety.

Peter Schiff at Happy Hour tonight after seeing that Gold has outperformed Bitcoin over the past 5 years

If you're LAZY and PROCRASTINATE, open this: 1.

I’m convinced that you can get pretty damn far in life by just doing the old fashioned things well. Stand up straight. Look people in the eye. Do what you say you'll do. Be on time. Have a confident handshake. Be kind. Few live up to this standard. It’ll never go out of style.

@Rhynotic What’s the point in posting this?

I've worked on 4-5 ideas since PunkStrategy and have yet to launch any of them as I feared it would compete attention-wise with my golden goose. Now that i've completed the last feature on my list (getting listings on Seaport), I believe it's time to keep creating new ideas on Ethereum and trying to expand the TokenWorks network (and hopefully PunkStrategy as a byproduct). A core tenet of my ideas is that they'll run as long as Ethereum does and the Strategies are no exception. When attention returns to NFTs and Punks, I'll hone my focus back on the protocol and support it the best I can. Luckily i've somehow created a self-marketing machine. Every token buy, every token sell, every NFT purchase, every NFT flip, is an extremely sharable event and something to look forward to and I still intend to share them. That being said, thousands of holders share every event better than I ever could. The goal of the next few TokenWorks projects is to build a network of supporters and I'm very excited to release them. If you're interested in my post-mortem I wrote a few weeks ago, you can read it here: token.works/archive/punkst…

People are literally going to be plugged in to the matrix, living out their whole lives in virtual worlds There’ll just be a direct cable from brain to computer and the human sack of flesh will wither away as the dopamine receptors of the mind fire on all cylinders Fun times

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It's just cognitive weightlifting. Practice retrieving chunks of information from memory, unassisted. Lift them up off the ground of long-term memory and raise them into working memory. As it gets easier, make the chunks bigger and the retrieval conditions harder (longer spacing, less priming, time constraints). That's the cognitive equivalent of adding weight to the bar.

You guys always ask for my morning routine… here you go👇🏻

The first time I ever taught this technique to a player, he had 5 steals in his next game. Not saying it will happen every time, but the Silent Count is a great trick to learn...

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