Sometimes we gotta lottery and even we don't know what could we do with that money. Or we don't know how to spend it on a good thing. But then we've a lot of other option to spend that money and we can't think where to start lol and that's how our life when we gotta lottery.
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Recency from the ACE campaign I won 100 ACE tokens which is obviously something like a lottery as we did tasks and then get rewards but getting money in such a way like a lottery ticket in which you put little effort. Believe me i don't have plans to spend these dollar's because maybe I'll hold ACE for some time in wallet and then I'll think to sell it.
But If I'll withdrawal these dollar's i would love to spend on a lunch in five star restaurant with family. And I'll give 5% to 10% to any poor who really need the money instantly. That's the only two things which can gave me happiness, to have a lunch with family and to help someone needy because it feels pleasure to me.
If i notice for a moment then 1000$ feels so much but when I saw my expenses and life then 1000$ feels like normal to me. But I'll not spend all as I'll invest my money in some business for the long term which can give me profit in the long term. I'll not invest in cryptocurrency lol because history speaks that i always get lost from investment so I'll investment a large amount of dollars in business and start a business and try to establish it.
Maybe I'll buy a school because here some government school turn into private school and you just need money to buy the school and I'll do this with those 1000$ and instead of becoming a teacher I'll become a leader of that school.
I know i can't buy property with only 1000$ so it's better to start a business and I'll imply my rules of getting education in that school which will be good and I'll give free education to kids of poor and then try to give education in my own way.
That's all for today and it's my entry in this week #iucontest for the topic of if I've 1000$ and you can also tell us your plans.
