Thanks frien

Love the threads. Where do you get them printed?

Trash.

Congrats, thats amazing!

Bring that kid out in the sun, let it swim and feed it the highest quality foods!

Yeah I love that one too. Great colors there. The red color is from the clay! Here in the south we have clay that's so red and dense it's kind of crazy.

Hey thank you very much, I appreciate that. I have years of work on my website that I think you would really appreciate. Always trying to sell prints too, so if you see anything that you like, give me a holler. https://www.colinczerwinski.com/

They do. And as I said before, there's certainly a time to resort to b/w vs color. This felt like one of them.

Yep, same. There's certainly a time to resort to using b/w, and this is one of them. Less distractions.

What about Strike? That's probably one of the only companies that I have 99% trust in. But even then, I don't keep any of my stack on exchanges. The question regarding bitcoin backed loans as collateral comes to mind...

Red is always a good color in photography / art.

I’d say the biggest benefit is building resilience through doing hard things daily. Having the discipline to stick to a routine - especially something like cold showers - develops a mindset that makes it easier to tackle difficult tasks. There’s also a mental recalibration that happens; it sets your focus for the day ahead. And on a physical level, you’ll likely notice an increase in morning energy and alertness.

I've been doing this for a better part of 6 months consistently

Yep, I know it well. I just wish film wasn't so expensive.

yes

feels nice

My friend has two of these. I was never a fan of them. More of a golden retriever kind of pleb

Bitcoin itself is the yield.

One of the key metrics recently is the rise in new inflows from larger sources of capital. Outflows have been relatively small, and now with institutional buyers entering the market - and with more 401k exposure on the way - larger pools of capital are being deployed. As a result, volatility will likely compress, and the network continues to strengthen. The upside remains open-ended. It's not about onboarding more people anymore - it’s about more capital entering the system. Everything’s unfolding as expected.

It’s a fine line, but you do need “money” - whatever form it takes - to exchange later for goods and services. But for me, finding meaningful work is more important. If you enjoy what you do, even when it’s hard or challenging, that sense of meaning tends to carry you through. The money becomes just the outcome of finding your place.

This is the way

Exactly. Well said.

Hmm, I'm not too sure