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Do you live in the land where you were born or have you had to move far away? 🏃

304 sats \ 5 comments \ @flat24 13 Oct AskSN

Depending on where you were born, you can say it's a blessing or a curse to have to live your entire life in one place (let's say, a country).

Personally, I had to migrate away from my country a few years ago; at that time, I was still quite immature about the world.

These years of traveling around other places led me to the conclusion that, although I was born to travel and see the world, I was born to explore other places.

My place of origin remains my favorite place to stay.

Today, after almost 10 years, I'm ready to return.

This process hasn't been easy, but it's very necessary.

Thanks to the long process, I discovered the tool that will allow me to finish building the life I want for myself and my family (bitcoin).

Now all I have to do is continue on the path back to my homeland and continue accumulating SATS to achieve my dreams and goals.

Tell me, my stacking friend, are you working toward your goals from the land where you were born or from another place where you've put down roots? 🤔⚡

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30 sats \ 2 replies \ @beyond_turbulence 13 Oct

A plot of land? Some see it as their forever foundation; others feel, have the opinion or decide the walls of their native soil start to shrink and that it’s time to move on to allow another family to occupy said space instead of a single occupant of a home fending off every encroachment and/or adding more encroachments via fake speech made legit because of no counterspeech like a zero sum game.

You chose to become a designer of your life, imho. Like a landscape architect for an urban park for the community that is your own life. You had to travel to other neighborhoods to truly understand the blueprints for the person you desire to become. Gathering materials from around the world, but in doing so, may have found and confirmed that the foundation you started on is, and always will be, the strongest like diamonds in your backyard which is the moral of the book The Alchemist.

Now, you're returning. Congratulations!

You're coming home to build, armed with the master key—the tool that unlocks the final construction phase. Every SAT you stack is another brick laid, another beam raised, moving you closer to walking through the front door of a life designed for you and you alone with respect to your family.

So, to my fellow builders: are you constructing your future on an original foundation, or have you adopted a foundation or broken new ground elsewhere to raise your structure? Some places have people come and go nine times or so.

0 sats \ 1 reply \ @flat24 OP 14 Oct

You chose to become a designer of your life

Now, you're returning. Congratulations!

thank you so much

I completely agree, each SATS is a small stone to build the great fortress. With the ability to truly accumulate value, and to have a place to safely deposit our energy. Any place can be ideal. (Obviously, there are more specific factors that would prevent us from prospering in certain places.) But as long as you have Bitcoin, you'd be one step ahead of ensuring your progress in the medium and long term. 💪🤠⚡🍊

0 sats \ 0 replies \ @beyond_turbulence 16 Oct

30 sats \ 1 reply \ @Undisciplined 13 Oct

I'm not sure I had to move far away, but I do live far from where I was born and I do miss it often.

There just aren't a ton of economic opportunities there.

42 sats \ 0 replies \ @flat24 OP 14 Oct

I can understand it. The economic situation in the country where I was born was what forced me to flee a few years ago. However, back then, I didn't even know 2% of how the economy and money work, compared to the understanding I have today in 2025. And back then, I didn't know about Bitcoin, and that changes everything.