Cartist

It’s wild to think I got into crypto 5 years ago, back then I really thought it was all a scam.
Still here today. Not rich, not broke, just doing my thing.
The personal growth along the way has been crazy.

Started from a rough place, now I actually love my life, all earned, nothing handed.

Not sure what I did, but my engagement has been significantly up this week, and last week too, Cartist cooking?

That random 10PM urge to just lock in harder than ever.
Cut off most people, keep like 1–2 close ones. The rest is just noise anyway.
Hit the gym 4x a week, stay disciplined. Build my own thing, make more money than before. I don’t rely on anyone else’s income, never did, never will.
Just me, my focus, and getting it done.

How many mutuals do we have?
I am looking at it the most, when I follow new people.

Lately I’ve noticed how much time people spend in other people’s business, what they post, what they say, what they do.
Timelines are full of opinions about lives that aren’t ours to live.
But why does it take up so much mental space?
Every minute spent focused on someone else is a minute not spent building your own life. Attention is limited, and most people underestimate how much that costs them.
Your life is already a full time mission. Goals, discipline, direction, that’s where the focus should be. Everything else is noise unless you choose to make it relevant.
Even people you admire onlin

I’ve been thinking about everything that’s happened lately, and one thing keeps coming up for me, patterns don’t repeat by accident.
It reminds me of cycles, like in crypto. One moment you’re on top, everything feels aligned, like you’ve figured it out. Then a few months later, you’re at rock bottom, trying to understand how you ended up there again. But those swings aren’t random. They expose habits, blind spots, parts of you that still need work.
And if I’m being honest, a lot of the time we place ourselves in those situations. Almost like a test, how long will it take this time to get out,