ive exploded my life so many times its unreal, the key for me at least is to look back and take stock of what youve actually achieved. i was a very early bitcoi

ive exploded my life so many times its unreal, the key for me at least is to look back and take stock of what youve actually achieved. i was a very early bitcoin miner, and i mean when it was worth less than £1, i spent every one, had i saved even 10% of whats passed through my hands id be set for life, people often ask me if i have regrets, i dont. the reason why is that i look back on my life and realize ive managed to do so many things i never thought i would, ive been simply chatting about things ive done and had people worth millions say "id love to do that" i always ask why and they make excuses, usually "work commitments" despite the fact they already have more than enough to retire on, they have success but got so caught up in it they forgot to live along the way. so you made a bad choice, write it off, put it behind you and move on and remember to have fun along the way, id rather die broke with a head full of awesome memories than on a pile of money with no worthwhile experience. theres probably a balance in there somewhere but ive never been much good at finding it. its dark times now sure but youll get things back on track again and if life treats you anything like it treats me itll probably get ripped apart again at some point but if you dont take chances youll never get anywhere, id rather regret something i did than wonder what may have happened had i not taken the chance but then im probably no example of how anyone should live their life