A Stanford MBA, with a side of $250k student loan please 🙈🙉🙊

The marriage with my ex-wife working out.

Mostly material things... on the top of my head right now, a car.

gov ID, passport, birth certificate - are useless things that you are forced to accept them. When you are young or a baby you have no idea what is all about. Only later you realized that are totally useless and represent your total slavery.

There are quite a few start-up companies in my line of work that I have been tempted to work for, but later turned out to be complete shitshows.

Success and fame as a young person in my twenties.

I applied to SAP for a "dual curriculum" before I enrolled for a normal bachelor's degree at a university. We call it "Duales Studium" and it's when you go to university for 3 months and then work in the company for 3 months and so on. You basically are able to get a university degree while getting paid.

I got rejected because I didn't seem interested enough during my 2 days internship a few weeks before. We were mostly just shown around and had some small workshops about social skills and ABAP programming.

I guess I didn't ask enough questions or stand out enough. I also wasn't aware that doing an internship for 2 days at a place can actually be used against you, lol. Kinda obvious in hindsight though.

Very happy that I didn't go down this path. I think I mostly applied because of the status / CV aspect (and I didn't know any better). Being able to get into SAP is similar to how some people want to get into FAANG - so they can mention it in their CVs, lol. And now I know that I don't like big companies. The company I worked for before was already too big for me even though it was still a quite small company. It grew a lot during the 3 years I was there.

Having FOMO for many shitcoins I never acquired

Going through my twenties without any children

At least in US there's such thing like YComb. In Brazil the best you can find are those shitty accelerators that offer 5k for 60% of your startup IF you're profitable already, what totally dismisses the point of being "accelerated", which means nothing in practice once you need the business skills to get help at, business skills.

But yeah, I wanted that too, at some extent =)

Running professionally

To make it as a professional athlete use to want it so bad but where I'm at now in life I wouldn't change Any of it

There was a girl I wanted to date, glad I didn't go down that rabbit hole

A windows netbook. I'm glad I waited for when tablets came out.

become a civil servant

I used to want to hodl more Ethereum but I'm I prefer Bitcoin

An academic career as university professor, glad it never happened academia is so political and rotten to the core

Why are you glad it never happened?

To be honest, it's one NFT I saw on Twitter, each time there's giveaway on that NFT but never won at all. It's very painful.