Our planet has always been an unequal place. The bottom staggering 70% of the global population controls just 3% of global wealth. Compare that to the eight wealthiest people who’s wealth combined equals the bottom 47% of the population of the entire planet. Despite what you might have heard, the top 1% isn’t as wealthy as it might seem, you only need to have a net worth of 770 thousand dollars, and you can consider yourself “The 1 Percent”.

That’s definitely a lot of money, but it’s not even a million. With that kind of net worth, you can’t get…

Today we’re going to learn how to build self-control. I know your time is the most valuable thing, so say no more, and let’s dive into it.

1. Set your standard

Set a standard right after you wake up. That standard should guide your behavior for the rest of the day. Start your day by keeping yourself in check. Avoid distractions like watching YouTube while you eat or control your laziness by waking up without that snooze button. These small victories are the path to self-control. Develop yourself discipline, and it’ll help you resist temptation time after time.

2. Find your locus of control

I have a question for you…

I’m always trying to find ways to make the most of my time. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not pretending to be a guru of productivity, but I do think I generally get a good amount done in the day when I want to, and need to.

I actively looking for more ways to become more productive, and that’s why I want to share the ones that have really worked for me.

The first one you are not gonna like it.

Numero 1 — Get up early

It’s really only that first 5 to 10 minutes after getting up that’s really hard. But, just think about…

We are looking for chronicles. We, millennials are now stuck in a place of unfulfillment and confusion. Like most people of our age, we are not sure what we want to do with our life, but we’re going to find out and take you a long with us!

In this Publication we want to focus on three fundamental pillars:
Money, and cryptocurrencies. Influencers real life stories. Life lessons stories.

Money impacts our lives every day in every way. Whether it be the anxiety caused by lack of money, or the responsibility of managing money, we all have a story to…

Social media show us every day an incredible amount of influencers who brag about how they managed to find a way to make enough money to retire in their 20s, or even their 30s. All they do is post pictures of their mansions, Lamborghinis, private jets, vacations on Hawai, until someone exposes them that they have been renting out their mansions or that private jet.

Of course, there are some people who managed to make millions by building a tech startup while still being in college, but that’s an exception. Especially, if you consider that 9 out of 10 startup…

The Polkadot project was born from the community’s need to build a platform capable of working with different blockchains at the same time, in a decentralized way. All this with the aim that said platform can adapt to constant changes in the network.

Polkadot’s story begins with his first report in October 2016, however, the project was not created immediately. The Polkadot whitepaper was presented by Gavin Wood, who is also a co-founder of Ethereum and the company Parity Technologies.

The main proposal was to serve as a connection point between public and private blockchains, allowing the portability of information…

I do not think Tesla is a great investment right now.

Don’t get me wrong. Tesla is a great company. Actually, I’m a huge fan of them. I mean, who doesn't? They make beautiful cars, they have a big audacious mission to fight climate change, and Elon Musk is a really visionary CEO. But when we talk about investments we need to analyze it a little bit further.

Tesla is an auto-manufacturer. Therefore, we assume that their primary source of income is probably selling cars, but apparently, it’s not. …

She had a bad night.

Her head kept having random thoughts. The moment was approaching, that very important meeting that she had been waiting for …

So, she got out of bed. It was four in the morning. She walked still sleepwalking into the kitchen, looking for the switch randomly without looking at the wall, finally… she turned on the light. She set up the coffee machine and poured herself the first cup of coffee, and turned on her laptop.

-“I’ll go over the presentation one more time, I still have four more hours …”

It had been three weeks…