I have no money.

We know that bragging about success is not very popular in this country. They are equally unable to boast, and they grit their teeth and curse their fate, especially those who are more fortunate. Yet I write these lines. I see no reason why I should not boast of what I have mastered and what anyone else can master.

When I was relatively young, after the fall of the socialist regime, I went on vacation twice to America. At the time, the koruna was a much more valuable currency than it is now, and even the US dollar was much stronger, but I still stayed in the US. The airline ticket cost me about 30,000 yen, and it was not cheap because of the high exchange rate of the dollar.

Then I stayed in South Africa. And there is not even a state or major city that I have been to. I flew to this country 21 times on vacation, so I got there without any problems. Of course, the cost of living in this country is much better than in the aforementioned United States, so it wasn\’t a cheap shot.

And of course, I traveled through most of Europe, logically mainly to our west. Except for the early years of my travels after school, when I was not yet in a financial position to do so, I did not restrict my activities to any great extent. For example, I did not, for example, choose equivalent foods that were a little cheaper in the supermarkets.

And believe it or not, I paid everything myself. I saved money by living frugally while studying and usually working two jobs. Believe it or not, it\’s true.At this point at the latest, I suspect someone is very uncomfortably jealous. I just can\’t get over the fact that I can\’t pay him, but he can pay me. And whether you are envious or not, I will add one more thing here. If you want to go through what I went through, you can. But it requires one thing.

To finally get up from the computer and go do something. Without work, you can\’t have your cake and eat it too. No experience. If you just sit back and wait for someone to give you money, you will always be envied.

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We know that bragging about success is not very popular in this country. They are equally unable to boast, and they grit their teeth and curse their fate, especially those who are more fortunate. Yet I write these lines. I see no reason why I should not boast of what I have mastered and what anyone else can master.

When I was relatively young, after the fall of the socialist regime, I went on vacation twice to America. At the time, the koruna was a much more valuable currency than it is now, and even the US dollar was much stronger, but I still stayed in the US. The airline ticket cost me about 30,000 yen, and it was not cheap because of the high exchange rate of the dollar.

Then I stayed in South Africa. And there is not even a state or major city that I have been to. I flew to this country 21 times on vacation, so I got there without any problems. Of course, the cost of living in this country is much better than in the aforementioned United States, so it wasn\’t a cheap shot.

And of course, I traveled through most of Europe, logically mainly to our west. Except for the early years of my travels after school, when I was not yet in a financial position to do so, I did not restrict my activities to any great extent. For example, I did not, for example, choose equivalent foods that were a little cheaper in the supermarkets.

And believe it or not, I paid everything myself. I saved money by living frugally while studying and usually working two jobs. Believe it or not, it\’s true.At this point at the latest, I suspect someone is very uncomfortably jealous. I just can\’t get over the fact that I can\’t pay him, but he can pay me. And whether you are envious or not, I will add one more thing here. If you want to go through what I went through, you can. But it requires one thing.

To finally get up from the computer and go do something. Without work, you can\’t have your cake and eat it too. No experience. If you just sit back and wait for someone to give you money, you will always be envied.

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