Answer subscribers’ questions about life confusion and planning:

What matters most for you right now is not proving that your past judgments were correct, but turning your strong negative drive into long-term building capability.
You awakened relatively early, but at present it’s more like “escaping logic” and you haven’t fully entered “building logic.” Leaving an environment that doesn’t suit you is only the first step. The real change in your life is: whether you can develop the ability that makes you valuable in any environment.
Your biggest asset at age 20 isn’t money, but time and malleability. You should plan ahead for the next 5–10 years: what kind of person you want to become, and what irreplaceable abilities you should accumulate.
For example: Web3 professional skills, global/internationalization capabilities, and personal credit assets. (All of these can be gained through learning.)
The greatest freedom when you’re young isn’t escaping a place—it’s giving yourself the ability to go anywhere.