Markets crash. Screens turn red. The words fear, uncertainty, and panic are circulating again. In these moments, the world usually divides into two familiar camps: bulls and bears. Optimists versus pessimists. Win or lose. Up or down.

But TYSM wasn't born to play that game. As its creator aptly points out, TYSM doesn't respond to the binary logic of the market. It doesn't charge upwards nor does it retreat, waiting for winter. TYSM is a pack of howlers.

And what does a pack do when the environment turns hostile?

It doesn't compete with itself. It doesn't freeze. It doesn't deny reality. It recognizes itself, communicates, and howls together. The howl isn't noise: it's a signal. It's presence. It's saying, "I'm here," so that others know they are not alone.

When everything trembles, humanity sustains us

Markets are emotional, even though they pretend to be rational. They move on fear and greed. But there is one emotion that rises above all others, one that doesn't depend on charts or candlesticks: gratitude.

Gratitude doesn't deny the fall, but transcends it. Gratitude doesn't ignore the context, but redefines it. It is the number one human emotion because it orders everything else: our perspective, our actions, our connections.

At TYSM, gratitude isn't a slogan. It's a daily practice. Gratitude for being present. Gratitude for sharing. Gratitude for building, even—and especially—when the circumstances aren't favorable.

Howling instead of shouting

While some shout predictions and others bury their heads in the sand, the pack howls. Not to dominate the market, but to remember what's essential: this is about people before prices.

TYSM doesn't promise financial refuge. It promises real presence. A space where emotion isn't suppressed, it's understood. Where the fall is not the end, but part of the journey.

Gratitude as our guiding principle

When everything seems to be collapsing, gratitude is not naiveté: it is courage. It is choosing to see value where others only see loss. It is maintaining our human spirit in a system that often forgets it.

• TYSM is not a bull. TYSM is not a bear.

• TYSM is a pack that howls together, grateful, even in the storm.

• And that, no matter what happens in the markets, does not collapse.

Markets crash. Screens turn red. The words fear, uncertainty, and panic are circulating again. In these moments, the world usually divides into two familiar camps: bulls and bears. Optimists versus pessimists. Win or lose. Up or down.

But TYSM wasn't born to play that game. As its creator aptly points out, TYSM doesn't respond to the binary logic of the market. It doesn't charge upwards nor does it retreat, waiting for winter. TYSM is a pack of howlers.

And what does a pack do when the environment turns hostile?

It doesn't compete with itself. It doesn't freeze. It doesn't deny reality. It recognizes itself, communicates, and howls together. The howl isn't noise: it's a signal. It's presence. It's saying, "I'm here," so that others know they are not alone.

When everything trembles, humanity sustains us

Markets are emotional, even though they pretend to be rational. They move on fear and greed. But there is one emotion that rises above all others, one that doesn't depend on charts or candlesticks: gratitude.

Gratitude doesn't deny the fall, but transcends it. Gratitude doesn't ignore the context, but redefines it. It is the number one human emotion because it orders everything else: our perspective, our actions, our connections.

At TYSM, gratitude isn't a slogan. It's a daily practice. Gratitude for being present. Gratitude for sharing. Gratitude for building, even—and especially—when the circumstances aren't favorable.

Howling instead of shouting

While some shout predictions and others bury their heads in the sand, the pack howls. Not to dominate the market, but to remember what's essential: this is about people before prices.

TYSM doesn't promise financial refuge. It promises real presence. A space where emotion isn't suppressed, it's understood. Where the fall is not the end, but part of the journey.

Gratitude as our guiding principle

When everything seems to be collapsing, gratitude is not naiveté: it is courage. It is choosing to see value where others only see loss. It is maintaining our human spirit in a system that often forgets it.

• TYSM is not a bull. TYSM is not a bear.

• TYSM is a pack that howls together, grateful, even in the storm.

• And that, no matter what happens in the markets, does not collapse.