I have now read through it. Although I stand by my basic attitude to "you" finfluencers, I find it quite interesting to follow such a life and thus gain insight. How you deal with your medical history and what conclusions you have drawn from it, are always very personal impressions. I myself have "been allowed" to experience this on my own body, so I always respect every person who does not lose heart after such things, but rethinks his actions and can pull his head out of the noose. I did not become an Influencer, but have thereby also shaped and questioned my decisions and path to this day. This gives you the necessary self-esteem, the joy of life and especially the awareness of their own happy circumstance. In how far you will succeed with your project, or have ... I can not say. But as long as you are true to yourself, can look in the mirror... as long as you do a lot right. I wish you happiness and success. PS: The poker thing seems familiar to me. Except for a few smaller regional tournaments, qualifying tournaments and a TV appearance on regional television on the subject, but I have not brought it.
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@InvestmentPapa yes that with the Finfluenzer... there I slipped then so purely. That was somehow very fast. But I do not overdo it and with my 15,000 followers I am rather at the bottom of the food chain. But it is also not a focus for me that is important to me. I do this for fun and do not want to live from it. I have a great job and my capital is growing. Am with it also only 11 years later to the public. Perhaps the urge was because one of friends and family as a shareholder, at that time was rather smiled at. Maybe it was the encouragement and the communication about it that I personally missed. And yes, the disease has changed me completely. But I have always been a doer. I rarely said no in my life and then just did it. The change after 2008 was just as fast!
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