BLMIHNEA

I’m in Ibiza for a few days and in Spain for the first time.
What’s with Spaniards—you speak to them in English and they respond in Spanish?
Are they as proud as the French?

Lately, I haven’t been 100% up to date with what’s happening in the market, but I can recite all the departments at Dedeman by heart.

The CIA chief went to Moscow to talk with Putin, not good.
The last time this happened was when they had information that he was going to enter Ukraine.
For now, the US has not provided any clarification, but this is not okay.

From this video hyperliquid:native did 8x.
I withdrew my money from Arb 😅

The reason so many people were caught off guard by these rallies is that they no longer have confidence.
And one thing that my colleagues and I (some of them, not all) believe we do well is that we always trust that things will recover and communicate that.
I tend to believe that this is actually the only truly beneficial thing we need to cultivate for the Romanian crypto community.
You must PERMANENTLY trust that the market does not go down forever, just as it does not go up forever, and whenever things are at an extreme, remind yourself that the reversal will come too.
No one knows exactly w

I still haven’t received any questions about crypto from my friends, so I’m still chill about this rise.

Good morning everyone, except those who think crypto won't recover.

We are so back, am dat comanda la Lambo 😂

I’m at the seaside and have been to 3 different locations on three different days. I ordered items from the menu and was told they didn’t have them.
Well then, Mr. Entrepreneur, how do you expect to make money when the seaside season lasts only 6 weeks, and after you have so few customers, you can’t even serve those?
At a fancy beach like this, one time they didn’t have mineral water, another time they didn’t have Cola Zero, another time they didn’t have lemonade with who-knows-what.
What a joke.
Then they complain that no one comes to the Romanian seaside anymore and blame the politicians, th

We expect tips, but we drive with the windows down at 30 degrees so we don’t use gas/petrol for the air conditioning.

After winning gold in the 100m, David Popovici said:
“Now I understand why I woke up at 6 a.m. every day and why I endured all those grueling training sessions. It all makes sense now.”
I don’t want this to sound cliché or turn it into populism, but I firmly believe this also applies to our field.
We go through all these moments because we have to, and a day will come when we’ll appreciate them.
Obviously, it also depends on how each person deals with them, because there are 2 ways to do so.
The first is to take responsibility, move forward, work hard, learn from them, and prepare for the futu

If you see 10 bani on the ground, would you bend down to pick them up?
If yes, bravo. If not, what a shame.
The way you treat small amounts of money shows whether you can make big money.

There are plenty of platforms trying to connect you with a tradesperson, but even so, I don't feel they've innovated enough for me to trust that tradesperson.
The same goes for mechanics.
How do you know the mechanic isn't ripping you off when they say you need to replace a part that, in fact, doesn't need replacing?
Whoever manages to innovate in such a way as to build a bridge of trust between tradespeople and mechanics and customers will be able to make millions