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You’re in the queue for something everyone desires. It all starts with multiple queues eventually merging into a single queue leading toward the ultimate desire. Those who are early in standing in the queue usually have a guide on “how to be early” from those who had once been in the same queue and are now retired. They want their legacy to survive, so they have moles at different points in the queue who give their people a bypass whenever they want. Then there are people who only heard stories of how the queue looks and what kind of reward awaits at the end. They have no intel on how much effort they must make, what skills they need to develop, or how they can manipulate others to move ahead. The rules are simple: you need to either manipulate someone or outperform others ahead of you. When you do that, you move up and get closer to the reward. But those ahead of you are not easy to outperform or manipulate, so you must try again and again, do better every time, and strike when the other person feels invisible - then you take their position. That’s the mind game you will eventually play. Your chances of playing it well improve only when you stop repeating the same unconscious mistakes that have been pulling you back - the same patterns that appear whenever you feel close, the same ego that makes you overwhelmed just to leave you underwhelmed, the same people who manipulate you before you can manipulate them, the same skills you think you’ve mastered because ignorance has grown as you moved a few spots up. You need to keep moving even when your parents complain, even when your girlfriend breaks up, even when a loved one dies, even when you face financial loss. Once you lose focus, you erase all the progress you made in just a few days. When you start again, you feel like you’re losing every time because you crave the memory of the old win that required less effort, that made you comfortable, that made you think it was easy - but it isn’t easy anymore. You must fight your way up the queue again and again as others push you back. The whole environment won’t support you, but as long as you have the mental strength to stay, you’ll find your way to the top. Everyone will try to stop you, but they’ll fail, and you’ll win. Yet, after you win, you may feel you’ve wasted your whole life choosing that queue. Nothing can bring more emptiness than that feeling. So, before you start, ask your soul: does it want to join the crowded queue with the highest demand in society, or does it want to choose a quieter, less crowded queue - where you might stay for decades, where there’s no regular dopamine release, where you remain still, simply enjoying the process, not chasing anything, just doing your best and receiving whatever position you reach in the queue without any attachment to it?

there is no greater ego boost than being an employee of a pre TGE kaito protocol you will have an army of NPCs glazing your every tweet don't let it get to your heads fellas

RT @AzFlin: there is no greater ego boost than being an employee of a pre TGE kaito protocol you will have an army of NPCs glazing your ev…

Degen vs Web3 Builder (what's more profitable?) Stats if you’re degen: > maximum 5 airdrops for last 3–6 months > most users received -30–50% > only those who created content earned without luck > $PUMP is trading below ICO price > 95%+ traders on pumpfun traded at a loss > you can’t plan finances, work schedule, etc. Stats if you’re web3 builder: > stable salary from $2K per month > development of crypto as fintech infra > opportunity for constant growth > you understand where you are going and why, what you will get > opportunity to build your own product over time > can be combined with personal brand development > nothing to lose, since you're just doing your job prices for work in web3 are slightly higher than in web2, but the potential is much greater many projects also allocate part of the supply to the team and this is really so tasty for most web3 builders degen is when you lose, failing to adapt to the trend and builder is when you adapt to the trend to earn more but in my case I just combine it, why not... the main thing is that it's profitable, but maybe I'm just an exception to the rule (yes... my ego has left the chat hehe) my detailed article on how to find work in web3:

RT @ionfeellnun: when instagram finally dies a lot of yall ego gon go wit it