To my brother,
I don't think I've ever said this properly. Not in the way it deserves to be said.
A lot of what I know today, the way I think about things, the way I approach problems, the curiosity I have for spaces most people around me didn't even know existed, that came from you. Not from a classroom. Not from a course. From watching you, listening to you, picking up the things you dropped in conversation without even knowing you were teaching me anything.
You probably don't realize how much of what you shared actually landed. That's the thing about people who give knowledge freely. They rarely see where it goes.
I'm in Web3 now. Writing content for projects, getting noticed by teams, learning things I couldn't have found my way to without the foundation you gave me without even trying. Every time I understand something faster than I expected to, there's a version of your voice somewhere in that.
I don't say thank you enough. I'm saying it now.
Everything I'm building, you're somewhere in the foundation of it.
@RallyOnChain has me thinking about what it means to recognize the people who actually contributed to where you are. This one's been overdue.
Your brother.