Then comes the calm, and also the learning | Después llega la calma, también el aprendizaje

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If you read my post yesterday, I think it's good to share the continuation of the story.

Yesterday I had an existential crisis. It was one of those days where things don't go as planned, you're on a bad streak, and everything falls into place perfectly for the result to be an explosion.

If you want to know more about it, I invite you to read my post There are days like today when I'm quite tired of this. Although it's not like the ones you usually see on my blog. But hey, I'm human, and these things happen.

The positive side of all this is that I was able to sort everything out this morning.

I woke up, logged into Binance, read the support messages, they gave me a solution to my problem, I implemented it, and it worked.

Now I can use my Binance account; however, I have to do it with mobile data because I get an error with Wi-Fi.

I have a strong suspicion that my internet provider changed my IP address, and that's why, since the payment I made this month, I lost access to X and now to Binance, through its use.

I won't lie, I still have a bitter taste in my mouth. Because it's stressful when problems arise over even the smallest things, especially something of this magnitude.

Even so, today I feel better than yesterday because I found a solution to the problem. I'm calmer and can clear my mind. Because yesterday, when I left, I was thinking about it, wondering if I could fix the problem or if I would have to look for another option.

Looking for another option would throw my life into chaos, because up until now, Binance has been the only way I've received payments for everything I do online.

And that made me panic, in a way.

You learn from everything.

Generally, I'm careful, I pay attention, I research, and I make sure to do things right, especially when it comes to money.

This time it was just a mistake, but it taught me a lesson about technology.

I know I can contact support. Which I think is wonderful, because you get help from a real person and not a bot that can't understand the problem.

I also know that VPNs can affect several apps without you even realizing it.

And that my internet provider has a big impact on accessing certain sites.

I think I need to work on staying calm.

I admit it because it's the truth: I panicked.

It's not like I have money to spare or that I generate it easily, so feeling like I can't use my money is quite disheartening.

Plus, I had some things I needed to do with it yesterday, and I couldn't because of it.

I felt limited by it. And it bothered me a lot.

There's always a solution.

I'm writing this post because I totally owe it to you. I'm the type of person who likes to vent.

Since I haven't had anyone to talk to these past few days, I decided to write about it.

Which helped me a lot; it relaxed me a bit. It also allowed me to think more clearly and not from a place of anxiety.

I don't know what other solution I would have found if I stopped using Binance, but I think I would have looked for a way to find something good.

So I think thinking about it during the process is also important.

Throughout yesterday's drama, one of the things I kept thinking was: I waited patiently when Binance support asked me to, I did everything they asked, and thanks to perseverance, I managed to unlock my account.

There was also the option to give up, but we don't know that here. I might complain a little, but I won't give up.