I've never been personally attracted to the idea of ​​being in groups 📡 What is a group, essentially? It's a group of people with similar interests, nationalities, often formed out of idleness and childishness, seeking a purpose in life. Sure, you could say they all have that same goal or dream. They do, but the environment is reminiscent of the crab-in-a-bucket syndrome: when one crab wants to get out of the bucket, the other crabs hold it down so it doesn't. It's exactly the same trap: you'll only reach the level of your circle; if you're a teetotaler but your friends like to drink, you'll inevitably become the third alcoholic. If your friends are weak and make excuses for everything, you'll subconsciously start to follow their example. The real scourge of our time is that everyone is equal, not equal at all. No one will ever be equal. Do a businessman and a polytechnic student have the same status? You get the idea🪄 I made the chat paid after an influential entrepreneur and a university student messaged me; I realized that personal space should be higher or at the level you're striving for. No, I'm not telling you to lock yourself at home and not communicate with anyone, of course not 🔓 Many people have opportunities, and pursue them in that direction, develop your own products, learn, invest, and these same successful people will contact you themselves. They don't need minions and sycophants, like activists, volunteers, or just simple villagers in a big city are accustomed to; for such people, they're just free consumables. When you establish a name for yourself, principles, and confidence in the future, then the terms will be mutually beneficial, and rejections will become a source of pride, not a sign of lost opportunity 🎁