@Aleksandr Selezniov I have no physical deficits, but mentally I have not returned to my highest level. I'm fine and I enjoy my life as much as I can with the little time I have each day. In fact, I think I'm better off than most people because I and my family are healthy, I have a well-paid job and I can say that I've experienced a lot of wonderful things in my life. I have a supportive family and I try to provide for them financially. I am happy and I have to admit that I am not sad at all about what has happened in my life.

@Aleksandr Selezniov agree. Even in my very early years, I always had good ideas, and everyone around me encouraged me to pursue them. I managed to make some of those ideas happen, but honestly, money was never really important to me. I never paid much attention to it. Whenever I had money, I used it for the here and now, always thinking, 'I can save up later.' Well, let’s call it youthful carelessness. But on the other hand, I’ve lived my life well, with all its ups and downs, and it’s far from over—at least I hope so! 😊 I teach my kids not to focus too much on tomorrow, but also not to ignore it completely. It’s all about finding a balance and staying realistic. Still, I believe anyone can be or become whatever they want. Success is in our own hands, and we are the architects of our own happiness. I've lost some friends—far too early, unfortunately. That experience has changed my perspective on life.

@Aleksandr Selezniov I wanted to be funny and my wife took the photo in Malta this year. I don't usually wear hats, especially not women's hats. 😂

BTW, I'm not very active in this forum but on Robert's other one: https://www.skool.com/robert-rother-community It is a German community.

Great, @Robert Rother , put those last two sentences somewhere in this forum where they’re easy to spot—I’d suggest making them stand out ;) This will help build confidence among your followers.

There we go, making progress! 😉 Transparency is key, especially when it comes to learning and sharing knowledge. This will definitely score you some points with the folks here—no one wants to feel like they’re paying for info they could find anywhere else. Thanks for being open about it, @Robert Rother! Looking forward to seeing how this discussion evolves.