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Veronica, your piece is truly great. It's completely normal to feel the way you do as a writer - the self-doubt, delayed gratification, and everything in between. Writing can be both draining and invigorating. Take things one step at a time, and don't hesitate to ask for help. In my newsletter Girl (https://alicehlidkova.substack.com/) , I often ask my audience what they want to read about next - so thank you for asking me to co-author the next letter with you. You have helped me as a startup founder in many ways. You've made introductions, provided resources, and even flew to another country to support me. You truly live by your mission. For my birthday, I picked your brain about crypto, blockchain, and web3. You're always connecting me with other remarkable women. Because of you, I'm back in crypto, buying Bitcoin, and helping other women. Our very first interview together was wonderful; you truly embody your mission. Remember that? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1glGSjm1gLw&t=2s) As a writer myself, I'd like to learn more about low-hanging fruits for investment opportunities that doesn't require a large capital investment (one of them is BTC as you can buy a fraction of it). As a creative, I am interested in grants or securing capital to fund my writing projects. We always think of jobs or self-employment, but there are many organizations that fund the Arts. I'd also love to write for other women (ghostwriting or copy) or simply support them in their writing endeavors. One of the reasons I started Girl was to document my journey as a writer and offer support to other girls and women on their own writing/entrepreneurial journeys. I'm curious to hear more about your story and how you got into crypto - although I already know it, I believe other women could benefit from hearing it as well. Also, don't forget to ask your readers if they can share the newsletter. Remember that any worthwhile endeavor takes time before its ripple effects are felt; this is a movement. It's been a pleasure knowing you all these years.