If your goal is the follow the money, you'll never catch it, because that wasn't part of the plan. That's just an oversimplified version of a series of thoughts I keep with me everywhere I go.
I've been done with this madness for years. The goal is to let/make the money come to me. Buying at the top is following the money and that requires a mindset that existed before the top. Buying into a token, then holding on, thinking like magic someone's going to come and invest, almost as a favor to those holding to help get them out of a jam, is following the money. Coming here as a skilled musician for example, then putting it down because it appears as if the votes go to crypto content, is following the money. I rarely see success when people follow the money.
Looking forward to that day I've talking about for years. The one we're in control of. Where actions yield results. Utilizing what we have to offer and attracting outside money that is not tied to some of this zaniness in the cryptosphere, at all. You know what I'm talking about, and it's far more complex than a simple explanation in a few sentences, so I'm not going to get into it. Things that are out of my control don't appeal to my mindset. That's all. I don't expect the nails to pound themselves. But I see the nails, the plans, and the tools. I can do a lot with that.
Unfortunately, I'm well aware of the fact I can't do it alone. So I share in that sense of powerlessness many in this world do their best to mask.
Followers end up where they are led.
Part of the reason is that you look wide enough to realize this, while many people focus on individual posts, building a false narrative of consistency, without seeing that it is like their facebook feed, curated out of a million possible data points. "Why is this person so heavily rewarded" even if it was one post out of the last 100 that got the rewards.
Sense of powerlessness and being powerless, are two different things. It is the instilled sense that holds us back.
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