Everyone wants to earn money and there is no second doubt to this demand after all money is what we need to solve most of our base level problems. There is a certain level of money above which you wouldn't imagine yourself going and to be honest money is just at the forefront, the thing that people really chase is time and freedom.

Having a large amount of money at the starting of one's career or being able to generate a good amount of money at the right age acts as a very big leverage and influences very much on what to work

I once heard 'Money is nothing but a story that we tell ourselves' and now that I think about it, it clicks to me how true it is. For me money is all about the pathway that lets me experiment and try out new stuff and just like me everyone has their own story of what money is.

If there is one place that I wouldn't want to be is a position where I am constantly burdened by money problems. We are a byproduct of the environment we grow up in and whether we accept it or deny it, we set our level of how much money we need to survive based on that.

Not being able to climb up to that level is really depressing at times but there's this thing about money: abundance and when worked hard enough it is very easy to generate.

People say we should not run after money, but I am of the opposite category, why not run after money when money is all we need ?

Why not optimizing for the solutions when we know what our problems are?

and this is exactly the biggest problem, some people gain clarity about their problem statements very early in life and some don't and this is the competitive advantage the early one's have compared to the late bloomers.

What about the my kind?

What if you are interested in a multitude of things and can't decide what to pick as your problem statement after all there are so many things to learn isn't it

• Designing for NFT's and digital ownership
• AR, VR and game dev for meta verse
• Programming for building things on web 2.0 as well as 3.0
• Growing personal audience to gain the benefits of distribution

From what I have learned at trying to learn all the things together and failing tremendously at it is:-

Choose the one with the maximum future demand and with the maximum barrier to entry

and this is the absolute necessity to gain leverage today but there's still a piece of puzzle that isn't fitting

what if you don't have money to survive on your own and you aren't generating any?

Well in such a case you will have to work harder than most of the people, pick a skill with the lowest barrier to entry get a bare minimum job to survive yourself and parallelly build your own mountain of leverage.

That's it for today let's meet tomorrow again👋🏻