Came across this picture from exactly 3 years ago when BTC was at $16k.I remember buying more that night without hesitation. Crypto rewards patience,Get rich quick mentality is why most people miss the big moves.BTC now trades above $100k And the same long-term thesis that made me buy Bitcoin back then… …is exactly why I’m positioned heavily in $ASTER today. 3 years from now, $2,000 for $ASTER isn’t unrealistic. BookMark this tweet. @binance #bitcoin

Finally my dream car just arrived

Big shoutout to @orangie One thing I respect about him is that he asks the questions people actually want answered, not the generic ones. When successful people get interviewed, it’s always: “How did you become successful?” And the answer is usually: “I stayed consistent.” “I worked hard.” “I locked in.” Cool. We already know that. The real questions are: How did you start when you had nothing? How did you get the money to start? What was your first move? What exactly did you do? What mistakes did you make? What were the actual steps? Everyone says “learn a skill.” Which skill? Everyone says “focus on AI.” What part of AI? Where do you learn it? How do you monetize it? That’s what people need to hear. Most advice is so broad that it becomes useless. Orangie does a great job of asking the questions his younger self would’ve asked, and that’s why his interviews stand out. When I become successful, I want to be the type of person who gives the blueprint to all the youngins that come up to me. Respect to @orangie for keeping it real and asking the questions that actually matter.

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If you guys hear what I am hearing about Bitcoin, bloody hell!I am Selling all my Bitcoinnnnnnnnn I am selllingggggggggggggggggg

I don’t think you guys understand the opportunity at hand buying Solana at these prices.

Aster coded 😂shhhhhhhhhhhhhh

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Imagine if Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and all the billionaire builders had today’s AI tools 20 years ago. They wouldn’t be billionaires. They’d probably be trillionaires. That’s how powerful AI is. Most people are wasting it. You no longer need: coding skills investors a team permission One obsessed person with AI can now build things that entire companies used to build. We are living through the biggest leverage shift in history… …and most people are asleep. The people experimenting with AI today will look like early internet adopters in 10 years. Start building #startbuilding

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“Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about attention and priorities. When you look at celebrities and influencers, it’s interesting how attention changes the way people treat you. The moment someone gains status, money, or visibility, people respond differently. Some admire you genuinely. Others become obsessed. Some even build their identity around following your life. And honestly, I find that fascinating. It makes me question how much of human behaviour is driven by attention, validation, and social status. At the same time, I’ve also been reflecting on relationships and priorities. I believe relationships are important, but I also believe there are periods in life where your mission requires intense focus. For me, that means building, learning, improving, and creating a strong future. So when someone says: ‘Am I a priority in your life?’ the honest answer is: Yes—but not above my purpose, my faith, or the responsibilities I have towards my future. That doesn’t mean I don’t value the relationship. It just means I believe a healthy relationship should support growth, not compete with it. And I think the challenge is learning how to communicate that without sounding cold or dismissive.

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I started reading last year. These are all the books I have read. Applying and reading this took me from 100k to 1M. Trying to scale now. Any recommendations? @lukebelmar

People lie to themselves acting like status and exclusivity don’t matter. The whole reason luxury is luxury is because not everyone can get it. An AP means something because it’s rare, expensive, and associated with success. A Lamborghini means something because most people can’t afford one. So when brands make cheaper collaborations that everybody can buy, of course people will debate whether it dilutes the prestige. That’s literally what made it special in the first place. People saying “this generation is cooked because people care about validation” are ignoring reality. Humans have always valued status symbols. Watches, cars, designer bags they’ve always been social signals. A $400 collab might look similar to the real thing, but part of luxury is knowing not everybody has it.

Recently, I finished reading The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, and one of the biggest things I learned was how much our repeated thoughts influence our mindset and behaviour. The book places a strong emphasis on affirmations and repetition. For example, if you consistently tell yourself something positive with belief and emotion, your subconscious mind gradually starts to accept it as true. One concept that stood out to me was the idea of entering a relaxed or drowsy state before sleeping. Joseph Murphy explains that when your mind is calm and less distracted, the subconscious becomes more receptive to suggestion. That’s why many people use affirmations, prayer, or visualisation before bed. Another interesting point was about criticism and negativity. The book argues that when you constantly focus on negative beliefs, you condition your mind to expect and notice more negativity. And honestly, I started reflecting on how powerful words really are. If someone insults you, the words themselves only affect you once you emotionally accept them. That made me realise how much of our emotional reactions come from conditioning and interpretation. Overall, the book really made me think more deeply about mindset, self-talk, and the importance of controlling what we repeatedly feed into our minds.”

“Today I want to talk about the importance of choosing the right spouse. The more I think about it, the more I realise how much this decision shapes your life. A lot of problems in relationships don’t come from one big issue—they come from misalignment. Different values. Different expectations. Different levels of responsibility. And in many cases, financial stress plays a role as well. When there’s stability—both emotionally and financially—things tend to run more smoothly. But money alone isn’t enough. What really matters is that both people understand their role in the relationship and take responsibility for it. For some people, that might look like a traditional structure: The man focuses on providing and protecting, while the woman focuses on nurturing and building the home. For others, it might look different. But the key point is alignment. When both people are on the same page—when there’s respect, effort, and clarity—things become much easier. You don’t feel like you’re constantly fighting each other. You feel like you’re building together. And that’s what creates a strong relationship. Not perfection—but cooperation. So for me, choosing the right partner isn’t just about attraction. It’s about values. Mindset. Responsibility. And the ability to grow together over time. Because if you get that decision right, everything else in life becomes easier.”

youtu.be/DlfTdYWlqXw @lukebelmar, I am giving you flowers on this podcast. Not gonna say much go watch it