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Losing someone close to you will always be a tragedy. I'm sorry to read that, and I feel very sorry for you. 🙏
Inevitably, life goes on for those of us who are still here, so we can't stop the train, 🚂 we must keep moving forward. It's not about ignoring what happened, but about being able to learn to move on despite what happened. Good luck and keep moving forward 💪 🤠
I’m living vicariously through my children, through the small doses of happiness that money can buy.
A fantastic story 👏
I agree with you, nothing is more enjoyable than spending money to make our family happy. Especially children—as long as they are happy, no expense is wasted.
Personally, I think it would be very very healthy if we just grind around 80-90 for the next 6 or so months.
I completely agree with your thinking. It would be fantastic if we could continue to stack below 100k.
I check weekly to stay up to date with the guidelines that the price complies with. And I let the high-frequency charts (1 week and 1 month) be the ones that provide clarity.
The closest I've been to a similar situation was recently when I moved countries. I had to destroy a bunch of papers, ID copies, and other documents with my personal information, including a notebook I had used for almost three years filled with passwords and some 12-word phrases. After encrypting all the information and decrypting it again to check that everything was in order,
I thought the safest option was to burn everything, so I went up to the roof of the building. I made a small fence with four cement blocks. 🧱 And I proceeded with the lighter, haha, creating a pretty high flame 🔥 😅😂 Then I put it out (I had a small bottle of water, in case it went wrong). Then I realized that by shredding the entire sheets, they burned better and with a more controlled flame. (The roof of the building was concrete, so there was no risk.) I took a few until there was only ash left to sweep up, and that was it.
Welp looks like the 2nd in charge wants more private investment. I wonder why that may be?
Easy, buddy, because she has to obey orders from the United States. She's just a puppet.
“You're more likely to see a random, fortuitous event in a soccer game played by 5-year-olds than in the game of politics.”
Politics is something that works in an opaque way, and everything is carefully planned before it is executed.
I agree, but we must be realistic on this side of the world (South America). Most people only know about government money, whether it be their country's local currency or, at most, the dollar. A very small handful of people know about and have access to gold, mainly investment gold. Those who know a little about gold only own jewelry and other items to show off. These people are a very small minority. On this side of the world, there is no culture of good money and bad money, stores of value, or anything like that. Ordinary people are born and, in some cases, die knowing only one method of saving in their lives. “I work and keep my money in the bank,” or another one I've heard recently, “I pay into a retirement fund with contributions until I retire, and then when I'm no longer working, they give it back to me in monthly payments.” With the latter, my head 🤯 exploded when I heard that.
I agree with several things. The basis of everything is to study the money we carry in our pockets. Once you have studied that, you are able to see Bitcoin.
Most people do not know what money is, and they do not want to study it, which is why they find it difficult to see beyond the price of Bitcoin, or whether the price goes up or down. They still do not have the ability to see beyond what really matters.
Very wise words, thank you for sharing your opinion.
I think a big part of the wisdom of orange-pilling is knowing when to stop.
I completely agree. I'm practically at that point myself. I've talked to them about it many times, and I hope I've at least made them aware that this exists. I'm in a similar situation, and now I don't share information or pursue the topic. My mother, for example, asks me questions from time to time and seems interested, but in the end, she doesn't change her Fiat and doesn't start hoarding. My eldest daughter is not interested in talking about it, but at least I have noticed that she is stacking every few days. I don't know if she is spending it or if she is really stacking it. I want to think that she is listening to the call and doing her homework. But for my part, I have stopped bombarding them with ideas and information.
This week I am working on improving my work strategies, optimizing my schedule, and dedicating more time to training.
It would undoubtedly be very difficult; the answer to this question is far too complex and challenging. I think that in a situation like this, the best thing to do would be to stay focused on the most important things and start over. And of all the most important things, number one is that you are still alive, strong, and capable of starting again.
A few months ago, I read an article that mentioned this topic. The author reflects in the article that China plans to expand the use of its fiat currency. This would allow it to be exchanged for gold, not only in Shanghai but also in other places where it has allies, such as in the BIRCS countries. This would give greater confidence to nations trading with China to do so in their local currency, which they could then exchange for gold.
Great article, thanks for sharing. I'll stick with this last sentence.