/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8415661
That's really awesome anon.

I couple of months ago I cashed out a tiny amount of my crypto and started taking some art classes. I've always spent my time in front of a computer, always boxed myself in as a tech person for work and for leisure, but I decided to branch out a bit. It's been really rewarding to have that creative outlet, and I hope to continue it after those classes end. I've been exercising a lot more too, so between that and the art I've started to feel a lot better about myself.

Money's important in our society but if we take a step back we should realize that there are maybe some more important things for our body and mind than just that social construct that hasn't even been around for all of human history - it's not an intrinsic part of being human. Of course we need it right now for food, shelter, and leisure, but there are plenty of other things we shouldn't neglect as well. I feel so much better now that I've been doing those other things.