Lately, when I look at projects, am I seriously working? I'm actually more focused on how the treasury is spending money: money is used for meetings, photos, KOL collaborations, that kind of thing. I start to feel a bit uneasy... Milestones shouldn't be written so extravagantly; whether they can be delivered on time and whether people are using the deliverables is much more useful than a "roadmap." Now, being involved in staking, shared security, and yield stacking—those overused buzzwords—are also normal. The treasury keeps throwing money around while drawing even bigger pie-in-the-sky plans, which makes me even less confident to rush in. My mindset has also been updated: I used to get itchy when I saw "yield stacking," but now I first look at expenditure details and milestone fulfillment rates. If it doesn't look good, I cut losses, stop pushing, and go for a run on Twitter. Anyway, my contrarian nature means less action is the discipline.