Hahaha 😝 i remember In 2017, when the price of Bitcoin went from around $800–$1,000 at the beginning of the year to nearly $20,000 by December, I made my first one million dollars. Then the naive me wanted to start taking care of everyone. Anyone who had an issue, I wanted to help. I started dishing out money, supporting people and investing in different things. Then came 2018. Bitcoin started crashing. By the middle of 2018, it had fallen to around $6,000, and by December, it had dropped to almost $3,000. I hadn’t planned for that. Between my investments and all the money I had given out supporting other people, I had spent almost all the money I had made the previous year. Suddenly, my cash was running low. That was when it dawned on me that I might need help myself. I started thinking, “Okay, maybe I can reach out to some of the people I helped and see if they can help me survive this period until the price of Bitcoin comes back.” What happened next shocked me. When I started reaching out to some of them, the reaction was almost like, “Ah, you were just the one giving us money. How come you are the one who needs help now?” I noticed that some of them started avoiding me. Some stopped picking up my calls. Then one night, my partner at the time told me something that has stuck with me ever since. She said: “No allow money finish for your hand o. People are very unfair to former rich people. Because when you are the giver and you finally lack, almost everyone will think you didn’t plan your life well, even though you were giving the money to them.” I have never forgotten those words. Since that day, whenever I am deciding what to do with my money or how much of myself to give to others, I remember that warning: No allow money finish for your hand o 😂 - @gaiuschibueze