Yeah, but I'm always very careful. I make sure not to chase every hype coin again. I remember the time I invested my money in some nonsense project and the they all crashed. Now I just stick to the stable ones like BTC, ETH, TRX. Crypto is profitable but it can break your heart if you are not...

Right now I’m just mining TRX, but it's nothing serious. My laptop can't really handle any heavy mining again. Back then, I tried mining Bitcoin but the electricity consumption made me quit. So now I just do the light ones that won't take a toll on my laptop.

If I reveal the exact real number, I will be ashamed. Ok, let me spill it. For some days. Maybe I spend like 3–4 hours easily. Other days maybe just an hour. Once you get into TikTok or Instagram, forget it, you won't know when you have spent a lot of time.

Not all the time. I have one for my business because clients take you more seriously when your email is not “@gmail.” But for every other activity gmail is cool. Paid email is the best for investment if you want to look legit and organized.

Yeah, I use it once in a while. I think it's the best for business because it looks professional, especially when dealing with clients. But sometimes the hosting email can be very funny. On many occasions, I didn't receive emails sent to me by clients. So I usually connect it to Gmail to avoid...

Not really. But I'm glad to have disciplined myself from scrolling endlessly. It makes me waste a lot of my time. But I have decided to also make some money off social media. I only post if something important happens or if I’m in the mood.

I don’t have more than 3 emails. What do I need multiple emails for? I think 3 is ok to handle whatever you want. I use one for personal stuff, one for business and the other one for clients. That's all for me!

AI absolutely makes some people lazy. I won't lie. Even the smallest of things like writing very simple mail, people still run to AI. But to be honest, AI just makes things faster and it's a neutral tool. If you allow it to do everything for you, then it's left to you. But you need to remember...

To be honest, certificate issue depends on where you’re heading. In my country, some companies still love to see paper, but most times it’s your skill that’ll save you. I’ve seen people with certificates that can’t write simple code, and I’ve seen guys with no certificate building crazy stuff.

Thankfully no, but I've had some close calls with squirrels running out and deer near wooded areas, but I've been lucky so far.

I believe it’s not really the quantity. Whether you’re able to properly look after all of them. If you can’t devote time to cover their expenses or maintain cleanliness in your home then you can't have many pets.

For novice pet owners, cats might be simpler, than dogs because they don't require much attention. Fish also demand upkeep once the aquarium is properly arranged.

The priority is a vet appointment to confirm their health and update their vaccinations. Securing your home for a puppy or kitten is crucial since they explore everything. They require patience and care particularly during the initial weeks.

Honestly a quality water bottle is really useful. It might seem trivial. Owning one that keeps water chilly throughout the day encouraged me to stay properly hydrated instead of constantly feeling dehydrated

I get up, take a shower and have some coffee, glance at my phone briefly then prepare for the day.

Creating lists really saves me. I jot down all my tasks. Decide which one are truly urgent and which can be postponed. Dividing jobs into smaller steps helps reduce the stress as well.

I find myself in a ground. I prefer having a plan so I don't feel entirely dump, but I don't go for every single moment to be planned. Overplanning causes me stress because I then feel like I've failed if things don’t go exactly as expected.

This situation is challenging, particularly if your job is remote. I make an effort to establish limits like avoiding work emails beyond a set hour or, during weekends. Taking your vacation days seriously is crucial too.

I’ve noticed that physical activity really makes a difference, even a simple walk helps clear my mind. Deep breathing might seem silly. It genuinely helps when anxiety builds up.

Honestly this is something I also find challenging. What’s worked for me is maintaining a consistent sleep routine during weekends and setting my phone aside, at least half an hour before going to bed, that screen exposure really disrupts your rest.