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🐊Eugene Fomin — The Crypto Navigator

23 Jan, 02:29

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🐊Eugene Fomin — The Crypto Navigator

10 Jan, 02:28

Just go outside and walk. That’s it. No plan, no destination – just walk.

It’s crazy to me how people in the U.S. don’t really do this. Like, walking here is either “exercise” or just to get somewhere. But as someone from Europe, I can tell you – walking is a whole experience, a mindset, even therapy.

When you just walk, something shifts inside you. Your thoughts stop racing, and instead of being stuck in the same loop, you start seeing things clearer. That tunnel vision you’ve been living in? It’s like you step out of it and finally breathe.

In Europe, this is so normal. You don’t need a reason – you just walk to walk. And honestly, that’s when some of the best ideas hit you. When you’re not trying so hard to solve anything, you just let your mind wander, and boom – clarity.

So yeah, it might sound too simple to be real, but it works. Next time you’re stressed or stuck, just step outside, put one foot in front of the other, and keep going. Trust me, it’ll change your whole perspective.

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🐊Eugene Fomin — The Crypto Navigator

22 Nov, 20:50

When I was 14, my biggest dream was a MacBook. I’d sit there thinking, “If I could just have that, I’d be set. Life would be perfect.”

One day, my dad looked at me and said, “You’ll get that MacBook, but once you do, you’ll want something else. That’s how life works—it’s a never-ending race.”

At the time, I didn’t believe him. But now? I get it.

I’ve got the life I used to dream about—six figures in my account, a watch collection that’s insane, cars I thought I’d never touch. My daily? A Rolls-Royce. And every morning, I drive it to my office in a skyscraper, staring at the city and thinking, “This isn’t enough.”

It’s crazy how no matter what you have, you always want more. Bigger goals, bigger dreams. It’s not about the things anymore—it’s about the rush of chasing them.

And honestly? That chase is what keeps me alive.

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