A Lonely Linuxer Log #19 - My Turning Point

So I’ve been inspired by Timothy Ronald for quite some time now — if I remember correctly, I first discovered him around 2024. I’ve been following his ideas, especially that video about how the key to getting insanely rich is capitalism.

His take on capitalism feels different. He talks about it not as some political concept, but as a lever — a tool to multiply what you already have. Like that quote from the Greek philosopher: “Give me a lever and a place to stand, and I will move the world.” If money is energy, then leverage is the multiplier.

Recently, he uploaded a video about how to make 0–100 million rupiah every month. And his core idea is simple:
You either become a builder or a seller.
Whichever one you choose, you go all-in.

I want to walk the builder’s path.

Because I already have the skills.
I already have the tools.
Now I just need to push harder — but without sacrificing my mental health this time.

I even have a plan: once I get enough capital (maybe from my Hero Robotag game that I’m currently cooking, plus some help from my dad), I want to recruit a seller to join me. Someone who can help bring what I build to the world.

Before that, though, I want to start investing in crypto and eventually list my company. Big dreams, big steps — but every project starts with a single line of code.

And yes, Hero Robotag is part of my lifetime project: Hero Fight for Justice. One universe, many stories, one long-term vision.

Stay tuned — and if you want to see my previous works, you can check out my itch.io page:

If you want to support my posts (or me generally 😁), here are the links:
Patreon (will update soon): https://www.patreon.com/Hubaz

That will be all for this post.
Stay sigma.

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