When I was hired to run communities in web3…

I saw first hand how many adults who gave enough money, were scamming folks who had less, so they cld have even more.

I was invited to research NFTs and fell right into the bull run of 2020. It was intoxicating and so much fun.

Suddenly I found myself earning more money from trading than from my private practice, wellness centre & retail shop.

From there I was invited to join a project that quickly became one of the biggest nightmares of my life.

It was a few months in of working 17-20 hour days before I realised I was working fur scammers. By that I mean a team that was only in it fur the fast buck & then rug pulled straight after mint leaving me there to pick up the pieces.

Where I went wrong:

Not listening to the warning signs when the Founders wanted me to be the face of the project as a totally inexperienced newbie. I was so flattered & excited for the opportunity that I didn’t question WHY they didn’t want to be the face of their own project. Answer: so they cld leave it

Trying to reassure the community instead of just getting out, I stayed & kept trying yo convince the Founders to make good on their promises to hodlers. This made things much worse. My discernment was lacking.

My ppl pleaser didn’t stand up to the men in charge until things got much worse and even then it made no difference.

I ended up in the hospital from the stress which ended up being a blessing as that rest saw me clear my head and then exit the whole mess.

I lost money, my fellow holdlers lost money. All because a few guys with more than enough money, wanted more at any cost.

That mess showed me how gullible I can be, it also showed me the shit behind the scenes of POS.

I love BTC now. POW is my jam. It’s been a rough road to get here but

worth every effort.

#lifelessons

#takingownership

#learningbydoing