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On June 15th, I married my soulmate @jonwu_ in a small intimate ceremony. On June 23, 2021, I met him for the first time on a boat organized by @lisacuesta. When we met, I had energetically cracked the code on love for the first time in my adult life (at 31). What I mean is that I lived in a state of love and understood I was not separate from it in any moment of my existence. Jon says he recognized my radiant energy immediately. Before summer 2021, I was struggling. I energetically felt separate from love. It was something I desired, wanted and sought. I wondered why it was staying away from me if I was "nice, positive and kind." I went to sleep asking God, why not me, yet? I also felt guilty for feeling down when I had a great job and friends and family who loved me. But I couldn't shake this wanting. Dating was a disappointment again and again in NYC, and I even fell down the TikTok man-hating algorithm hole, which wasn't helping my cause energetically at all. I pretended I didn't really hate men, but I was consuming the content so... One night in early spring 2021, I reached out to @susiebattgirl, letting her know how sad I was after a bad breakup. She texted back "don't go dark," and sent me other forms of encouragement. If you know Susie, she is light bottled up in human form and a spiritual mentor and close friend of mine. From that point on I leveraged books, spiritual advisors and therapists to change my low-vibration, self-pity, separate from love, man-hating energy to one of complete love and trust. After a month of "the work" I felt sorrow disappear from my body. I couldn't believe I had for one moment thought I was missing love when I was all consumed by it at all times. I woke up every day feeling energized and trusting in God that love would show up in many different forms -- no form greater than the other. I let go of the expectations of finding a partner and lived life with more joy, radiance, self-love and happiness than I ever had before. I felt like I was on a consistent high, and I was. I gave up any content that didn't bring me towards love or a higher vibration. I committed to keep my energetic hygiene in check by making promises and habits that would honor myself and others. By June 2021, I was radiating love and ready for love. I am so grateful for the spiritual journey to love as I believe it profoundly impacted the journey to Jon Wu. It's impossible for love to be far because you are love. Don't go dark.

In December, I had my 20-week full anatomy scan. @jonwu_ held my hand tightly while the technician squeezed jelly over my belly. As she performed the ultrasound, we looked at Baby Love Wu on a big screen. There everything was. A brain. A spine. Kidneys. Fingers. Two little ears. Two tiny kicking feet that, come April, I would be able to squeeze ever so gently. And finally, according to the technician: “A very strong heart.” We listened intently. The sound of our baby’s heartbeat took over the room, and I was overwhelmed with joy. Fast, powerful little thumps. I wanted to listen to it forever. The scan was unlike anything I have ever experienced before. It was a miracle. Over my first two trimesters, I learned that pregnancy can be mysterious, full of surprises, and scary. For the first time in my life, I was no longer in control of my body, hormones, and even emotions. If I wasn’t nauseous, I was beyond tired. I had to learn how to say no to opportunities, how to smile in sponsor meetings despite feeling seasick, and how to navigate confusing medical test results. There were moments I felt anxious, upset, and terrified. Until the 20-week appointment, I had little confirmation our baby’s body was developing correctly. But after seeing our baby at 20 weeks, I internalized something: I was born to do this. Born to create. And to create even in the face of uncertainty. Even after this scan, there is still a lot of uncertainty left on the now life-long journey of motherhood. And while there are a few variables in my control, I ultimately have to trust both the process and that I am doing my best. As I reflect on these past few months, I realized my motherhood journey feels a lot like my founder journey. Dare I say, motherhood is the ultimate founder mode. With SheFi, my first baby, I thought “How hard can it be?” With pregnancy, I had the same thought. The answer: very hard. But very worth it. As a founder, I experience the highs, lows, moments of fear – and an immense amount of trust in myself despite my fears. Would people sign up? Would sponsors support us? How do I grow this business? I have worked diligently, day after day, giving SheFi my all to make it a success. But the uncertainty never goes away. Similar stressful questions pop up during pregnancy. Is my baby healthy? Am I doing all the right things? Is this normal? But all I can do is try my best – and continue to trust. I’m doing that for both SheFi and my pregnancy. I had always wanted to be a mother, and my dream is finally coming true while continuing to build SheFi. Many of you have already met Baby Love Wu while I was 10 weeks pregnant in Singapore, or while I taught Season 12 and felt the first kicks. My pregnancy is the reason I couldn’t go to Bangkok, and it’s why I’ve had to put even more trust in my team. But every worthwhile journey in your life will come with uncertainty. I had no idea, after all those late nights making educational content and sending sponsor emails, that my hard work would grow SheFi to over 7,000 members worldwide. And every woman and non-binary person who joins SheFi is embarking on a transformative, uncertain journey of their own, in an effort to learn new skills and reinvent their futures. Of course the unknown is a little scary. But we can do it scared. And now, SheFi is about to have a little sibling. Baby Love Wu, launching April 2025.

Vitalik’s first SheFi Summit! Thanks for coming by and supporting what we do at @shefiorg. The future of Ethereum is feminine.

Started my 34th dance around the sun celebrating love with everyone I love. Unbelievably excited for this next chapter with my soulmate @jonwu_. I believe this year is going to be the best one yet 🤍

For the first time since 2018, I won’t be at ETHDenver. I had high hopes for traveling domestically in my third trimester, but at 34 weeks pregnant, a few unexpected physical issues have made it impossible to sit on a flight. 😱 I’ll spare y’all the very unsexy details, but this is the first of many physical challenges since entering my third trimester. I’ll really miss meeting our amazing community, partners, collaborators, and SheFi staff at SheFi Summit—connecting with everyone is one of my favorite parts of this work. But I also don’t see myself as central to this event. Other than introducing the day, I prefer to be the woman behind the scenes: corralling speakers, supporting sponsors, and keeping things on track. Of course, I enjoy being on stage, but SheFi Summit is ultimately about bringing the latest trends, fostering important discussions, helping builders find projects and getting career advice. It's about the projects, speakers and you, the community. Luckily, SheFi has a dream team now, and @ElaPassarelli and @riotstef will be at SheFi Summit. They are amazing so don’t miss the opportunity to spend time with these two incredible women!! As life continues on Baby Love Wu’s timeline, I’ll keep leaning on the SheFi team, our community, and our partners to keep the mission growing. Wishing everyone an incredible SheFi Summit and ETHDenver! (Ps. I thought this would be obvious but based on messages, it's not so just wanted to share an update here!) ❤️

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On June 15th, I married my soulmate @jonwu_ in a small intimate ceremony. On June 23, 2021, I met him for the first time on a boat organized by @lisacuesta. When we met, I had energetically cracked the code on love for the first time in my adult life (at 31). What I mean is that I lived in a state of love and understood I was not separate from it in any moment of my existence. Jon says he recognized my radiant energy immediately. Before summer 2021, I was struggling. I energetically felt separate from love. It was something I desired, wanted and sought. I wondered why it was staying away from me if I was "nice, positive and kind." I went to sleep asking God, why not me, yet? I also felt guilty for feeling down when I had a great job and friends and family who loved me. But I couldn't shake this wanting. Dating was a disappointment again and again in NYC, and I even fell down the TikTok man-hating algorithm hole, which wasn't helping my cause energetically at all. I pretended I didn't really hate men, but I was consuming the content so... One night in early spring 2021, I reached out to @susiebattgirl, letting her know how sad I was after a bad breakup. She texted back "don't go dark," and sent me other forms of encouragement. If you know Susie, she is light bottled up in human form and a spiritual mentor and close friend of mine. From that point on I leveraged books, spiritual advisors and therapists to change my low-vibration, self-pity, separate from love, man-hating energy to one of complete love and trust. After a month of "the work" I felt sorrow disappear from my body. I couldn't believe I had for one moment thought I was missing love when I was all consumed by it at all times. I woke up every day feeling energized and trusting in God that love would show up in many different forms -- no form greater than the other. I let go of the expectations of finding a partner and lived life with more joy, radiance, self-love and happiness than I ever had before. I felt like I was on a consistent high, and I was. I gave up any content that didn't bring me towards love or a higher vibration. I committed to keep my energetic hygiene in check by making promises and habits that would honor myself and others. By June 2021, I was radiating love and ready for love. I am so grateful for the spiritual journey to love as I believe it profoundly impacted the journey to Jon Wu. It's impossible for love to be far because you are love. Don't go dark.

In December, I had my 20-week full anatomy scan. @jonwu_ held my hand tightly while the technician squeezed jelly over my belly. As she performed the ultrasound, we looked at Baby Love Wu on a big screen. There everything was. A brain. A spine. Kidneys. Fingers. Two little ears. Two tiny kicking feet that, come April, I would be able to squeeze ever so gently. And finally, according to the technician: “A very strong heart.” We listened intently. The sound of our baby’s heartbeat took over the room, and I was overwhelmed with joy. Fast, powerful little thumps. I wanted to listen to it forever. The scan was unlike anything I have ever experienced before. It was a miracle. Over my first two trimesters, I learned that pregnancy can be mysterious, full of surprises, and scary. For the first time in my life, I was no longer in control of my body, hormones, and even emotions. If I wasn’t nauseous, I was beyond tired. I had to learn how to say no to opportunities, how to smile in sponsor meetings despite feeling seasick, and how to navigate confusing medical test results. There were moments I felt anxious, upset, and terrified. Until the 20-week appointment, I had little confirmation our baby’s body was developing correctly. But after seeing our baby at 20 weeks, I internalized something: I was born to do this. Born to create. And to create even in the face of uncertainty. Even after this scan, there is still a lot of uncertainty left on the now life-long journey of motherhood. And while there are a few variables in my control, I ultimately have to trust both the process and that I am doing my best. As I reflect on these past few months, I realized my motherhood journey feels a lot like my founder journey. Dare I say, motherhood is the ultimate founder mode. With SheFi, my first baby, I thought “How hard can it be?” With pregnancy, I had the same thought. The answer: very hard. But very worth it. As a founder, I experience the highs, lows, moments of fear – and an immense amount of trust in myself despite my fears. Would people sign up? Would sponsors support us? How do I grow this business? I have worked diligently, day after day, giving SheFi my all to make it a success. But the uncertainty never goes away. Similar stressful questions pop up during pregnancy. Is my baby healthy? Am I doing all the right things? Is this normal? But all I can do is try my best – and continue to trust. I’m doing that for both SheFi and my pregnancy. I had always wanted to be a mother, and my dream is finally coming true while continuing to build SheFi. Many of you have already met Baby Love Wu while I was 10 weeks pregnant in Singapore, or while I taught Season 12 and felt the first kicks. My pregnancy is the reason I couldn’t go to Bangkok, and it’s why I’ve had to put even more trust in my team. But every worthwhile journey in your life will come with uncertainty. I had no idea, after all those late nights making educational content and sending sponsor emails, that my hard work would grow SheFi to over 7,000 members worldwide. And every woman and non-binary person who joins SheFi is embarking on a transformative, uncertain journey of their own, in an effort to learn new skills and reinvent their futures. Of course the unknown is a little scary. But we can do it scared. And now, SheFi is about to have a little sibling. Baby Love Wu, launching April 2025.

Started my 34th dance around the sun celebrating love with everyone I love. Unbelievably excited for this next chapter with my soulmate @jonwu_. I believe this year is going to be the best one yet 🤍

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