Life is beautiful

This song was created by a wonderful woman and dedicated to all stay-at-home mothers who have understood the importance of their role. The lyrics are beautiful: ‚it’s not about better, it’s not about less, it’s a different version of what we call success ….‘ Thank you for seeing us https://youtube.com/@heartbeat.of.change?si=_GjNRE-dFdnwNSSP

I am far more impressed by someone whose priority in life is building, supporting and protecting a loving, tight-knit family and irl social network than someone whose priority is their high-flying ‚career’, their online ‚followers’ and the amassing of shiny objects. What’s the end goal of life? How much ‚shininess’ is enough? What makes a perfect day? Who do you want to spend it with? Who truly cares about your well-being? How I spend my time and energy tells you what I truly value. Far louder than my words.

Do you live to stack or stack to live? Choose wisely.

Absolutely nothing beats family.

The most effective thing I can do is stop feeding the beast with my time and energy.

There’s no such thing as a bitcoin company. If you are a legal entity in any shape or form, you are a fiat company at heart. Whatever colour the facade may be painted.

Slow. Down.

So blessed. Love living in beautiful Germany.

Society started going downhill when we started segregating our children and elderly in to institutions.

I am forever grateful that I lived at a time when we could afford (heartfelt thanks to my hard-working chaddy) for me to spend my time and energy in bringing up our children. Around a quarter of a century all in all. A quarter-ish of my life, if I’m lucky. There is no job title nor salary that could have sufficiently compensated me to have missed out on those precious years - even in part. It was a small fraction of my life when I zoom out, though it often didn’t feel it at the time. Being a full-time mum was the hardest and most worthwhile thing I’ve done to date by a long shot and I can’t see anything topping it (bar potentially being a grandma, but this honour has yet to be experienced … fingers firmly crossed). Life is simple. We make it complicated. Meaningful relationships matter most. My nearest and dearest might miss me and occasionally think of me when I buggar off (hopefully). A legal entity won’t. Online followers won’t. We should always be mindful how we spend our time and energy - our most precious, limited resources - during our short time on this wonderful earth. We come without stuff, we leave without stuff. It’s never about stuff.

Study the most common regrets people have on their death bed and live your life accordingly.

We can - and will - do SO much better. Optimistic for the future. Even though it’s gonna be a bumpy ride.

Your close network of family, neighbors and friends will always be your most valuable asset. Treat it accordingly.

There’s Mother’s ‘Day’. There’s Father’s ‘Day’. There’s Pride ‘Month’. No wonder we are dying out.

I love my life

Mother and farmer. The ultimate callings. Everything else is secondary.

The world will be a far better place once it’s established that the only money you can spend is your own.

I don’t know what the future brings for Bitcoin. I don’t believe anyone does, however much they may love to publicly pontificate. Whatever happens, I do know that I will be forever grateful to it for opening my eyes, expanding my mind, and helping me recognize what really matters to me in life.

If we women don’t even recognize and celebrate our own enormous values society, how can we expect our men to?