Vladyslav Koshelyev

I'm going to cancel my Shopify subscription and put all the money I save into ads to promote this - people who consider you should be warned.

When I followed-up the first time after several days without response and asked for an ETA, Shopify's support thought ETA was a "good question". Really??? That was on the April 18. On the April 26 ETA is still a good question - because no one responded!

This viral post misses the mark on a few fronts. It assumes that beyond a certain number - 10 crore, 100 crore, 1000 crore - everything you do is driven by greed. It also reduces happiness to just health and relationships, as if purpose vanishes once you have a certain amount of money. I won’t pretend there’s a universal number that’s ‘enough’. For some it’s 10, for others 100, for a few it’s far beyond. That’s personal. But here’s what I can say. Even after Rs. 100 crore, the desire to contribute doesn’t disappear. You still want to build, solve, and matter. That’s not greed. That’s a human instinct to be useful. After a point, work shouldn’t come at the cost of your health or relationships. But that also doesn’t mean stepping away from work. It means you finally earn the right to choose how much you work, what you work on, and why. Some principles worth considering: 1. Wealth buys choice, not closure. - It frees you from compulsion, not from purpose. 2. The opposite of greed isn’t idleness. It’s meaningful work. It means doing less of what drains you, and more of what feels worth doing. 3. Finally, balance isn’t about working less. It’s about working right

Meanwhile in Poland.