Life and tale of Gena Marvin

In a world brimming with cutting-edge technology, blockchain advancements, NFTs, and the allure of novelty, I find it essential to pause and discuss other topics that occupy my mind. For those of you who have been following me for sometime may have noticed I tend to conduct various social experiments to get a general feel or consensus of how the community is doing.

In a world brimming with cutting-edge technology, blockchain advancements, NFTs, and the allure of novelty, I find it essential to pause and discuss other topics that occupy my mind. For those of you who have been following me for sometime may have noticed I tend to conduct various social experiments to get a general feel or consensus of how the community is doing.

In a world brimming with cutting-edge technology, blockchain advancements, NFTs, and the allure of novelty, I find it essential to pause and discuss other topics that occupy my mind. For those of you who have been following me for sometime may have noticed I tend to conduct various social experiments to get a general feel or consensus of how the community is doing.

I would like to take a moment to talk about yours truly… me, my background, and how I got into the NFT space. Let’s start from the beginning with a proper introduction. My name is Peter Romulus, a 37-year-old Haitian American residing in NYC. My mother migrated to the United States as a teenager with no money, and when I was born, she was homeless and had to find shelter in the subway system. That’s right, you heard correctly. It was one of those tragic scenes where a mother is down on her luck with no place to go. Despite the struggles, acts of kindness from friends and family allowed my mother to get back on her feet. This experience taught me the warrior's mindset - where there is a will, there is a way. That's why I believe in the power of acts of kindness and practice them regularly.

I would like to take a moment to talk about yours truly… me, my background, and how I got into the NFT space. Let’s start from the beginning with a proper introduction. My name is Peter Romulus, a 37-year-old Haitian American residing in NYC. My mother migrated to the United States as a teenager with no money, and when I was born, she was homeless and had to find shelter in the subway system. That’s right, you heard correctly. It was one of those tragic scenes where a mother is down on her luck with no place to go. Despite the struggles, acts of kindness from friends and family allowed my mother to get back on her feet. This experience taught me the warrior's mindset - where there is a will, there is a way. That's why I believe in the power of acts of kindness and practice them regularly.

Listen to my interview with @ArtvisionNFT! Anna holds no bars in asking me some tough questions. Did I do well in the hot seat? you be the judge!

I would like to take a moment to talk about yours truly… me, my background, and how I got into the NFT space. Let’s start from the beginning with a proper introduction. My name is Peter Romulus, a 37-year-old Haitian American residing in NYC. My mother migrated to the United States as a teenager with no money, and when I was born, she was homeless and had to find shelter in the subway system. That’s right, you heard correctly. It was one of those tragic scenes where a mother is down on her luck with no place to go. Despite the struggles, acts of kindness from friends and family allowed my mother to get back on her feet. This experience taught me the warrior's mindset - where there is a will, there is a way. That's why I believe in the power of acts of kindness and practice them regularly.

It all begins with an idea.