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    Freddenver
    Freddenver@freddenver
    ๐Ÿ’ญCrypto๐Ÿ’ญTech

    Insentos on memecoin sacrifice

    Insentos drops a hard truth about memecoins: you can't half-ass your way to success, even when life is throwing everything else at you. Take his own start in 2023 as the proof, he was working 10-12 hour days as a janitor and still found a way to grind. He'd spend two hours on the train just to get online, hopping onto CT and reading through Discord general channels because that was how he learned the ecosystem while employed. There wasn't wifi on the train so he couldn't join calls then, but during work breaks he'd force himself into Discord calls just to listen to what people were actually talking about. He wasn't even trading back then; he was purely in learning mode, using whatever tiny sliver of time he had to absorb info. The core argument is that making sacrifices is non-negotiable if you want to make it, even if it means making your life harder by working 12-16 hours straight. His stance is clear: those putting in the extra long shifts are always going to beat out anyone who isn't willing to commit that level of time.

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    Freddenver
    Freddenver@freddenver
    ๐Ÿ’ญCrypto๐Ÿ’ญTech

    Insentos on memecoin sacrifice

    Insentos drops a hard truth about memecoins: you can't half-ass your way to success, even when life is throwing everything else at you. Take his own start in 2023 as the proof, he was working 10-12 hour days as a janitor and still found a way to grind. He'd spend two hours on the train just to get online, hopping onto CT and reading through Discord general channels because that was how he learned the ecosystem while employed. There wasn't wifi on the train so he couldn't join calls then, but during work breaks he'd force himself into Discord calls just to listen to what people were actually talking about. He wasn't even trading back then; he was purely in learning mode, using whatever tiny sliver of time he had to absorb info. The core argument is that making sacrifices is non-negotiable if you want to make it, even if it means making your life harder by working 12-16 hours straight. His stance is clear: those putting in the extra long shifts are always going to beat out anyone who isn't willing to commit that level of time.

    2w

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