paul graham, co-founder of y combinator, makes a very important point here. i genuinely believe people should never stop reading. substack, medium, x articles, research, psychology, whatever interests you. there’s so much valuable information out there. use ai to get summaries, extract the best insights, but never stop reading and thinking for yourself. i’ve been sharing good reads on this channel for years now. https://t.co/E9ytXcoSg3 everything from investing and trading psychology to ai, tech and opportunities. but here’s what i’ve noticed. most people don’t want to read. they just want to be spoon-fed. when to buy btc? when to sell? which coin will do 10x? what’s the next call? if that’s all you’re looking for, please leave this channel. you’ll never get spoon-fed calls here. the whole point of this channel is to help you think for yourself, not depend on someone else’s calls. personally, reading has helped me understand what’s happening in ai, tech and markets much earlier. that knowledge has helped me spot opportunities and make money. my approach is simple. consume less. create more. and whatever i consume, i try to make sure it’s actually valuable. not endless scrolling through random reels and useless content. we’re living in a time when information is available to everyone, yet very few people are willing to put in the effort to understand it. everyone wants to make money. very few want to do the reading that helps them understand where the opportunities are. that’s the difference.