It’s 11:45 pm January 24th, 2025, and I’m sitting on this couch in the parlour with my laptop on my lap, while my long legs are stretched on a table stool.

After 2 years here’s part 2 of my Discovering Your Purpose series, you’re officially welcome.

If you missed out on part one here you go part 1

Speaking of my 1st Article

  • I did not post a new YouTube video every week
  • I did not publish at least one article weekly on medium
  • I didn’t learn a new word daily
  • I didn’t become a blockchain developer
  • I took a long break from crypto trading
  • I also dropped out from the NITDA blockchain scholarship (I didn’t have a laptop as of then)

2023 & 2024 had their moments, the ups and downs, times when I felt happy and times when I felt sad but then I’m grateful for both that’s what makes life beautiful!

Trust wallet meet-up ENUGU

Reminiscing on how the last two years have been I’m grateful for a lot

  • Grateful to God for life, sound health, love from family, supportive relatives, and a few friends
  • Got my first web3 job
  • Produced 60+ contents (Video and Written)
  • Graduated from university
  • Got my dream phone (I have a bigger dream now lol)
  • Visited some tourist sites
  • Got a very decent laptop
  • I ate every food I have always craved
  • Read a lot of books

RISKS

I did take a lot of risks both good and bad, my perspective on life has increased from the last time I wrote this article and that’s what growth and discovery of your purpose in life is, discovering your purpose isn’t a destination it is a journey.

It all comes down to the ability to be better than a day before, your present self being better than your past self and your present self working towards your future self being better than your present self ( I feel like Aristotle after writing this LOL).

Here are some risks I took within the last two years

  • There was a period when I had $22.4 across all wallets Including bank accounts, and guess what I used all of it to buy tokens on pancakeswap and pinksale! This and many more were some risky financial decisions I made within the last 2 years. Did I regret them? NO, would I repeat such a stunt in the future hell nah!
  • Launched a meme project on solana and the community rugged me, it’s a crazy world out here man.
  • I resigned at once from two projects I was working with (without any backup job), due to internal conflict within the teams that was affecting my pay (they were owed me for months), it took me 5 days to recover from that situation, so when someone tells me they are working in a toxic environment I know how it feels.
  • I spent my life savings on a single gadget and used the remaining change to buy data and mini gadgets for the gadget, I did not regret
  • I started building in public, yes building in public is a risk, trust me…

LOVELIFE

Hehe hehe…, story for another day.

Lesson learned

  • God is the greatest
  • Share the knowledge you have it will let you learn more
  • Don’t expect much from others (Because you consider yourself good to people doesn’t mean they will treat you well)
  • Family is one of the most important things in life
  • Keep updating yourself
  • You can’t control everything but you’re responsible for everything
  • Seeks advice but make your decision
  • It’s okay to feel down and confused but it’s not okay to stay down and confused.

ASPIRATIONS

In the next 1 to 2 years here are some of my aspirations

  • Hosting and speaking at more physical events, recently hosted the trust wallet event in my state, the first of its kind and it was a success! Grateful to everyone who contributed in one way or the other read more here:
  • Improve my swimming skills, hopefully, I will be consistent this year
  • Continue creating more educational content on Web3 and Blockchain
  • Take my YouTube channel more seriously SUBSCRIBE
  • Do my NYSC
  • Visit more places this year
  • 100x my income
  • Launch an onchain product that solves real-world problems
  • These ones are personal when achieved I will decide whether to share them on social media or not

Generally in the next two years, I’m looking forward to staying committed to personal and professional growth, while embracing every challenge as an opportunity to learn.

To everyone who has been part of my journey so far, thank you for your support and encouragement.

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