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kevin
@kevinoconnell
The question of the day: what is something you are glad you were taught/exposed to at a young age that isn't your current profession/role for me: im really glad I was around people who encouraged me to participate in various activities at a young age (music, video editing, photography, etc). I even had a stage where my best friend from high school and I played cs:go until 5 am on the weekends While I don't do these things now, doing those made me way more comfortable trying new things - it also made me realize that its ok to stop doing something if I don't have any passion for it anymore I also met so many different kinds of people from doing the above. I 100% think that this helped me get better/get out of my shell a lot
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Nicholas Charriere
@pushix
Piano
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Esenia 🔵
@ksu
I’m glad I was tough how to spend a time in a wild nature. Took part in a few summer camps when you live in a wild area in a tent ⛺️ without light and supermarkets around. No tv no phones. All u can do is gather woods to get the fire and make the food for everyone. And the most important in a team. Every one 100% contributed in a process.
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Karo K
@serendipity
going to quote cast my response - 1000 $DEGEN
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schorn.eth 🎩
@schorn.eth
This is so close to exactly my experience, right down to cs:go. Hoping to give my boys the opportunity to have a large variety of experiences as well. I played basketball as a kid. Haven't done so in literal decades now, but I'm glad to have the memories of it. 200 $degen
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welter
@fun
that's amazing, we had the same hobbies i remember putting after effects cs5 on my 6th grade christmas wishlist, continued the video editing hobby into 9th grade and picked up videography/photography until senior year of high school
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
damn that’s beautiful bro 1000 $DEGEN
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chicago
@chicago
Thank you for sharing 🙏 1234 $DEGEN
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web3designer.eth
@web3designer
Hip-hop culture in general. It shaped a lot of who i am today. 60 $DEGEN
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Gramajo
@gramajo.eth
Idk how to phrase it other than. Being exposed to our immigration system at a young age and having to overcome the following prepped me hard: * getting out of ESL and into AP English * almost got deported at 17 years old bc of a clerical mistake by uscis * not being able to get license bc of status * couldn’t attend my dream schools bc they don’t give money to ppl like me * graduating college even though I had to work under the table to feed myself/pay for school * being depressed bc I didn’t have a future here till DACA which was announced on my graduation day * finally getting license as an “old person” * being on NYT bc of all the bullshit above 😂 And more. Idk wtf you classify that is but I can tell you systems going down cuz of a P0 issue don’t keep me up at night
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Sofi 🎩
@sofi888
I am glad I was taught dancing, I haven't became a professional dancer or something. but now as an adult when I feel sad I dance and it helps me a lot🙏 as you said: "it's ok to stop doing smth", it's important to try. it can change our life.
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L3MBDA
@l3mbda
sounds like marathons to mastering life’s remix!
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Nikita Truzhenikov
@truzhenikov
That's awesome! It's great that you were exposed to such a variety of activities growing up. It sounds like those experiences really shaped who you are today and helped you with trying new things and meeting new people. Keep exploring and learning new things, it's all part of the journey!
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wahoo.eth 🎩✨
@wahoo
300 $farther
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KMac
@kmacb.eth
868 $DEGEN
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