A morning reflection: As I get older, I’m increasingly realizing that you really have to keep your urge to share in check. You may think something is wonderful and share it with others, but they may not appreciate it. Sometimes they might even feel put on the spot—or find you really annoying.
When I was little, I once saw a rainbow stretching across the sky after the rain. It was so beautiful that I ran straight home to call my older brother to come see it. Instead, I interrupted his lie-in, and he got mad at me. The next time I saw a rainbow, I just sat quietly and watched it from beginning to end. As I grew up, I realized that so many things in life are just like that.
As Satoshi Nakamoto put it: “If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you.” $SOL
When I was little, I once saw a rainbow stretching across the sky after the rain. It was so beautiful that I ran straight home to call my older brother to come see it. Instead, I interrupted his lie-in, and he got mad at me. The next time I saw a rainbow, I just sat quietly and watched it from beginning to end. As I grew up, I realized that so many things in life are just like that.
As Satoshi Nakamoto put it: “If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you.” $SOL
