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When you become SO GOOD at something, It is no longer fun. This is a foreign concept to 99% of you because YOU'LL NEVER BE THE BEST at something. "I enjoy doing this or that, it's exciting to me!" It's exciting because you can ONLY IMPROVE being ABSOLUTE TRASH.... You're still learning and getting better. But when you're operating at my level, It is ALL ABOUT WINNING to ensure your enemies don't take your spot. YOU MAINTAIN GREATNESS OUT OF NECESSITY. WHEN YOU WIN, THEY LOSE. OR WHEN THEY WIN, YOU WIN MORE TO UNDERMINE THEIR WINS. I am ONLY in crypto at this point to ensure some people NEVER MAKE IT. You need to reach the point where you're no longer "trading" [or doing anything] for money, You're doing it to OUTPERFORM and keep others at bay. Lesson. Retar Dio.show more

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DudeStellar 🧱1 年前

if we ever see you and you are not vascular & under 13% bf we will mass report you for fraud, spam, and scam!!

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Everyone thinks I am on every performance enhancing drug in existence. Retar Dio.

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Persiantrader1 年前

On point.

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you’ve embraced the $alpha mentality

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Auri (α)1 年前

You telling me making magick happen losses its charm at one point ?

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Mike Ess1 年前

You can argue that if its boring then you aren’t pushing boundaries You can argue that everyone is a student and there are no true masters of anything At least in the art world I don’t think you get to a level of being so good its boring when there is infinite to explore

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