My entrepreneur’s diary is a mirror of my life, and here I write posts about business, self-development, and relationships. Three main aspects of life—success in which everyone wants to achieve.
Even before I connected my life with development and DeFi, and before the times when I was a moderator on the «ANTICHAT» forum. I had experience working in an American network company and as an editor on the «RMES» forum, where I developed sales and communication skills.
So why this backstory? Recently, Sergey Kosenko introduced me to Vika Bonya, and after looking at the comments from men—followers of bloggers like Arsen Markaryan—I want to shed a bit of light on the topic of the “war between the two sexes.” Or, why women are “materialistic” and it matters to them how much money a man has.
If a man is wealthy—usually: he’s smart, responsible, disciplined, has at most a minimum of harmful habits, takes care of his health, can protect and help, is communicative, has connections, is hardworking, has potential for growth, and is ambitious—with potentially good genes for offspring. This doesn’t mean a young guy without money can’t have these qualities. For example, from about age 8 I heard compliments from everyone about how talented the boy I was growing up to be is. But was I ready for serious relationships until, at age 23, I made my first million dollars? Of course not.
I’ll end this post with Oleg Tinkov’s words: “First business, then family. If you choose family first, then you won’t have either the first or the second.” And the final one, as Sergey Galitsky used to say: “If you’re so smart, then why are you so poor?”
Even before I connected my life with development and DeFi, and before the times when I was a moderator on the «ANTICHAT» forum. I had experience working in an American network company and as an editor on the «RMES» forum, where I developed sales and communication skills.
So why this backstory? Recently, Sergey Kosenko introduced me to Vika Bonya, and after looking at the comments from men—followers of bloggers like Arsen Markaryan—I want to shed a bit of light on the topic of the “war between the two sexes.” Or, why women are “materialistic” and it matters to them how much money a man has.
If a man is wealthy—usually: he’s smart, responsible, disciplined, has at most a minimum of harmful habits, takes care of his health, can protect and help, is communicative, has connections, is hardworking, has potential for growth, and is ambitious—with potentially good genes for offspring. This doesn’t mean a young guy without money can’t have these qualities. For example, from about age 8 I heard compliments from everyone about how talented the boy I was growing up to be is. But was I ready for serious relationships until, at age 23, I made my first million dollars? Of course not.
I’ll end this post with Oleg Tinkov’s words: “First business, then family. If you choose family first, then you won’t have either the first or the second.” And the final one, as Sergey Galitsky used to say: “If you’re so smart, then why are you so poor?”
