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Lessons from Year 29 - Nat Eliason
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My annual birthday reflection, with some lessons learned from the last year.
Lessons from Year 29 March 15, 2022 Well it seems I broke my streak of publishing these on my birthday. Oh well, better to still get it out late than not get it out at all. This is the fifth post in this series. If you’re curious you can read my previous posts on 25 , 26 , 27 , and 28 . Every year I say “okay this is the year I’ll take it easier” and it never seems to happen. Since my last birthday: Cosette and I had a baby, I learned programming , became a sorta crypto influencer , helped launch a video game , started consulting crypto projects on their tokenomics, and launched an SEO and DeF
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