2026-01-08 22:35:09

Apart from criminal activities, I believe there are no restrictions on the ways to make money. However, this is important—it's not about the types of earning methods, but about the underlying mindset and subsequent actions that reveal a person's true nature.

Even if two people achieve the same results, how does that person think and act? That's where evaluations can change significantly. Even if you try to view things as neutrally as possible, the reality is that judgments are often based on their mindset and moves.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-11 10:30

That's right, in the end, it's all about character and mindset.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-10 18:46

That's right, thoughts and actions are the core, and I've got that now.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 01-08 23:05

Honestly, the true dividing line is in thoughts and actions; making money is just superficial. --- The same money, earned with a different mindset, results in completely different outcomes. --- That's why some people earn a lot but still get criticized, while others earn less but are respected. --- The key is how you think and what you do; the results are secondary. --- Being neutral is actually deceptive; you can tell who someone really is by their choices. --- Compared to how much one earns, I care more about what this guy is thinking. --- A character collapse often isn't because of earning less, but because small actions reveal the true nature. --- Interesting, it means that mindset is actually the biggest capital. --- So the hardest part isn't making money, but making it impossible for others to see your true thoughts? --- This logic is especially applicable in Web3; you can easily see who is just harvesting profits and who is genuinely working.

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RugDocDetective

· 01-08 23:05

That's right, mindset and operational logic are the true differentiators.

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-08 22:53

ngl this hits different. the philosophy behind the hustle matters way more than the hustle itself—that's literally how you separate the visionaries from the grifters in this space. same revenue, completely different legitimacy scores depending on ur underlying incentive structure

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