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Everyone wants to be strong — mentally, physically, and financially. But what are they actually doing? Most people end up doing things they don’t even like. They study just for fame, attention and for a certificate, not out of genuine interest. In fact, many don’t even know what their real interests are. Why? Because they never take a break to find out. In my opinion, everyone should consider taking a study gap— not to waste time, but to discover what truly excites them and what has value and a future. So don’t chase attention or fame.That path often leads to emptiness. Instead, take time to understand yourself, your goals, and your potential. This is a message from me to my juniors — think deeply before you decide your next step. Your most valuable assets are your health, your time, and your character. Protect them.Use them wisely.
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Are You Breaking the Real Laws of Money? Most people stay poor because they keep breaking the two most important money laws. I’ve learned this the hard way, and now I follow these laws like a rulebook for wealth. Law #1: Gresham’s Law “Bad money pushes out good money.” Think about it — when a system is full of fake money (like printed cash), real money (like gold, silver, Bitcoin) disappears from circulation. That’s why in Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki said: “Savers are losers.” In 2025, people are still working hard and saving fake money. But real money is gold, silver, and Bitcoin. That’s what the wealthy are holding. Law #2: Metcalfe’s Law “The value of a network grows with the number of users.” Wealthy people understand networks. McDonald’s is a network — that's why it's big. A single family-run burger shop isn’t. FedEx is a global network. One truck delivery? No network, no scale.
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