@petar

I spent more than 15 years going out with friends, partying and achieving almost nothing in my life. Well, during this period between the ages of 18 and 33, I graduated university and managed to find my professional occupation but… Was it worth it? I still find myself thinking I fumbled my most active years that I could’ve used to develop myself mentally and physically, marry a gorgeous girl, have kids and build a sustainable life I could’ve been very early to Bitcoin and likely financially independent today. However, I only thought about getting wasted in the weekend when Bitcoin was first emerging on the Internet (2011-2013) Having fun during your young adult years is important. But living selfishly and indulging in parties, alcohol and drugs is the worst you can do in your 20s If you’re a young adult reading this, don’t make my mistakes. Be responsible with your time, work on all aspects of your life, have fun in moderation and strive to achieve the best while you have the energy

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