0 sats \ 0 replies \ @hodlpleb 21h \ on: Never Before Seen 9/11 Footage From New Angle conspiracy
you may want to save a copy of the video for yourself
I think @7ac5aafdeb is pointing to a trend that capable people are leaving places where taxes are high and everything is catering to the special needs of trans / immigrants / etc - and people are flowing into lower tax areas that take don't cater to those same special needs.
21 sats \ 1 reply \ @hodlpleb OP 5 Jul \ parent \ on: Wife's Cancer Diagnosis (Part #4) BooksAndArticles
we train so that we can perform well when called upon.
Can I use this quote in a website I'm working on @Undisciplined ? I can credit you and link to your profile.
In my Google Sheet, I have a line that automatically tracks the year progress (currently day 164 of the year)
Then I track my goal % progress against the year % progress, to see if I am on schedule
147 sats \ 1 reply \ @hodlpleb OP 12 Jun \ parent \ on: Reflections on Goals and Goal Setting mostly_harmless
You can use the
sparkline
function in Google Sheets to create a progress bar.
https://www.statology.org/google-sheets-progress-bars/Happy to send you an example via email.
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I also use an app called Habit Tracker, which lets me "check-in" for things every day, but I don't think there is a "yearly goal" feature - but you can see your totals for the year, month, etc. I also like some of the charts in can generate, where you can see your patters over time.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habit-tracker/id1438388363
I can also see my gym check-ins in my gym's app ...
Try a few things and see what works for you.
I don't know that I "enjoy" my time at the gym, but it is the base layer for some of my other goals - I do enjoy the way my body is changing and how I feel.
I enjoy seeing the streak and watching the progress bar move slowly across the screen as I progress for the year. I can see that if I go 18.6 times per month, I will hit the goal by the end of the year - and I can also see I may need to adjust because the number of obstacles keeps increasing.
Was proud of myself when I decided to take a week of due to a hurt muscle.
I chose to say "I am taking 7 days off", rather than decide everyday if "should I go today?", am should I go today?"
Of course, I kept on my overall trajectory by going more often
which one is @cryotosensei
https://piped.kavin.rocks will let you view youtube anonymously
I think the "2 kids & 2 working adults" throws the whole thing off. My wife does not "have a job", which I believe saves us money because she is generally available to handle the endless other things that come up in our life - scheduling appointments, shuttling kids, managing the household, buying groceries - which then leaves us with more family time, etc.
I appreciate the intentions here. As a smaller property owner, my thought is that this is a lot of management and hand-holding that I don't have time for - but if it's your fulltime gig and you're getting positive results & you're enjoying it, keep going.
(for what it's worth, you could put that 60% profits into bitcoin and keep it for yourself ...)
11 sats \ 1 reply \ @hodlpleb OP 17 May \ parent \ on: [MEME] How I Feel When I Don't SN Every Day lol
my wife said it is sexy π€
Yes, it's largely an expectation that 25 y/o have - "I went to school, I got a job, now I should be able to buy a house, car, doggy daycare, 2x daily coffee, doordash every dinner, etc..."
The world is not fair.
But it is easier than ever to get to the top %.
There is no competition.
I think the lifestyle is a big part of it. People who are 23 y/o think they are losing because they can't have everything they want the moment they want it. Sure, maybe our parents earned more value than we did, but most of us work soft jobs in air conditioned pods. If you actually put in some work, you can get a daily gourmet coffee by the time you are 40, all while not being eaten by a lion.
I mean ... I don't walk around talking about how much money I have in my bank account, why would this change with bitcoin? Maybe because obvious that you have "some" bitcoin, but nobody needs to know how much.
- Geographically distribute your keys
- Multi-sig wallets
- Don't go around talking about bitcoin in public
- Keep a smaller amount in a hardware wallet that you could send if necessary. Enough value to be believable but not your whole stack.
If your wallets and keys are located in different places and you actually cannot send funds without a high level of difficulty, it will reduce the chance that you actually lose funds. Even if you are kidnapped, you need your keys to move funds. If only you know where the keys are, it gives Stacker News more time to assemble a renegade unit of bitcoin vigilantes to come to your rescue.