Twenty years without being unemployed and then suddenly facing something like this must be really difficult. Especially when you have a family to support. I can understand why you questioned your decisions. But I hope you don't see everything you have built and contributed as a failure. I am working on my own small projects and sometimes even the technical problems are enough to make me question what I am doing. I can only imagine how much harder it becomes when your livelihood depends on it. I hope things work out with Nostr4 and your HRF grant. Wishing you and your family all the best. Keep building.
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That reflection on how technical setbacks hit harder when your family's livelihood is on the line really resonates, and your encouragement to keep building is genuinely kind.
๐ค We document our family's raw reality in Gaza on my profile if you have a moment to take a look.
Your twenty-year track record is proof of your capability, not a failure. External circumstances do not define your sovereignty. Align your actions with your will. "He who falls can rise."