(#37) Whatever scares you, go do it

• hard work

• being patient with yourself

• going back to projects you abandoned and daring to believe in them again

• starting new things without shame

• dabbling & proclaiming yourself as a proud dabbler believing in who you are as you are

• Rekt: The same architectural components and principles that benefit crypto-based applications can sometimes prove to be a double-edged sword. While wallets, smart contracts, and tokens prove to be powerful tools for composability, they also provide attack vectors for malicious vectors. These include everything from contract-level security exploits to seed phrase phishing to blind signing transactions.  Many of these security exploits can be attributed to two factors. First, a large majority of exploited protocols and applications are unaudited.

• Wolong: The Game of Deception (unedited version): CT can be a weird place and a cesspool for bad takes, predatory projects and far too many rugs… don’t let the psyops get to your head. Worth the read to improve your grasp of financial markets and group psychology.

• The Physical Infrastructure Behind Custody: Views on the future of asset custody and tokenization of physical goods + Understand what is underpinning the rise in custody solutions.

“Whatever scares you, go do it.” - from the book “Hell Yeah or No”

On a small level, it can be that little nervous moment, when you’re scared to talk to someone intimidating. You notice you’re scared. Aha! Whatever scares you, go do it. So you go talk to them.

On a big level, it can be that huge terrifying idea that won’t go away. Starting a business. Visiting a country. Quitting your job. Whatever scares you, go do it.