Things I wish I HAD KNOWN. What's yours?

If we talk theoretically whatever you say would cause a big enough effect for you to never be able to get to the point where you have to tell yourself things so you'd be back at the start.
Now, if it was possible i'd just that things don't matter that much, not to stop at everything and to always put yourself first than others.

02-02-2018, 05:49 AM

usopp Wrote: If we talk theoretically whatever you say would cause a big enough effect for you to never be able to get to the point where you have to tell yourself things so you'd be back at the start.
Now, if it was possible i'd just that things don't matter that much, not to stop at everything and to always put yourself first than others.

Cool man, I like how you think

02-02-2018, 05:55 AM

Darkbuilder8 Wrote: Cool man, I like how you think

I'll take your 15

I wish I had known that BTC will skyrocket. I would save every piece of dollar possible and invest in it.

02-02-2018, 06:00 AM

Mr.Burnham Wrote: I wish I had known that BTC will skyrocket. I would save every piece of dollar possible and invest in it.

Why? If you know it would have skyrocketed, you could have bought like $500 worth of it when it was extremely low and when selling it at peak would have made you 10M.
Investing smart is different than investing by heart

Wish i knew:
Rhino prime would be vaulted in a few months
Bitcoin was gonna rise so keep it
Live life by your standards not others.

02-02-2018, 06:03 AM

fucknulledbb3 Wrote: Wish i knew:
Rhino prime would be vaulted in a few months
Bitcoin was gonna rise so keep it
Live life by your standards not others.

this is nulledbb history

Making mistakes and having hindsight is simply our natural way of being stronger and smarter humans. Let's say everything that we wish we knew before a certain point in time was actually part of our knowledge back then and we acted differently because of it; we've just destroyed any actual sense of learning and becoming smarter.

02-02-2018, 06:09 AM

Ideology Wrote: Making mistakes and having hindsight is simply our natural way of being stronger and smarter humans. Let's say everything that we wish we knew before a certain point in time was actually part of our knowledge back then and we acted differently because of it; we've just destroyed any actual sense of learning and becoming smarter.

Well said. Feels like you were on weed when you typed this.