Happy holidays stackers :)
Pretty straightforward here. Let's share all the lessons from life we picked up this year. The easy, the hard, the expected and the unexpected!
A few of mine:
- Create global friendships. Create more reasons to expand your horizons.
- Linear inputs yield exponential outputs.
- Expanding your surface area for luck is a skill that you can sharpen.
- Just because you can't reach someone doesn't mean you can't help them.
- Cherish your health. It's far too easy to take for granted.
- Entertain ideas, not egos.
And always have a plan for surprise car trouble...ugh.
What about you?
i learned how to cook this year, very glad i did and excited for more in 2024.
What was your strategy... Youtube? Personal lessons? Meal kits?
Dishes put me off
a few things coincided to kickstart my cooking habit.
first, i tried 100% grassfed beef for the first time about a year ago and was blown away by how different the taste and nutrition profile was compared to typical grocery store meat.
then i went down the farmers market rabbit hole and began seeing what other foods i could find that are way better than grocery store variants.
and then once i began sourcing more high quality food i felt guilty for not cooking it well so i felt incentivized to really get good at cooking the basics.
chatgpt has been a great tool for asking questions and getting recipe ideas, probably 20-30% of all my prompts are related to cooking.
chatgpt is amazing for recipes.
"I got these X ingredients leftover in my fridge that I need to use up, what can I make with them?"
yes!
and now you can even just take a photo of the items in your fridge
scary how quickly this has gotten so good...
How is it on taste?
You can make what it says - but was the recipe any good?
In my experience the end result is delicious, but it is up for the cook to make it taste good haha.
ChatGPT is great at recommending items that pair well together, but it’s up to you to cook them properly. but you can always ask follow up questions on how to cook it too!
And if you’re going for a certain flavor, tell the robot that. It may recommend an ingredient you have on hand that you never thought to use before.
if u got a dishwasher then take full advantage of it. If not then i understand your pain. The key is washing dishes as you cook -- an equally important skill to make it all more enjoyable
It really is better to give than to receive.
Depends on what you're into ;)
Keep it clean, Bro.
Merry Christmas.
UTXO management
Same, shoulda added this to the list.
No one can prepare you for what it’s like to have a child, it’s just something you have to learn first hand.
And boy has it been great. 9 weeks in.
Congratulations 🎉
⚡ Earning money is useless if you don't share it with those you love
⚡ Hard work, as long as you are passionate about it, has rewards
⚡ Being your own node is worth it as long as you want to be free
Love all of these, working on the third one ;)
❤️⚡
UTXOs consolidation is an important thing.
Spanish
I've learned that exoteric and esoteric is a matter of education, deprogramming, self discipline and observation.
I'm susceptible to rug pulls by ignorance, nascence and fear.
I've been pretty lucky so far but maybe that's because I'm a valuable slave.
There are groups of people who are very organized, criminal and still sad.
The truth is here in front of us but sometimes there is an amusement park set up in front of it for entertainment and wealth extraction.
Don't give your time to people who won't pay you for it. Don't give your hard earned sats to those who do shitty work.
Read a lot of books and your mind becomes stronger.
Bitcoin is still amazing because it attracts people who are way smarter than me.
Bitcoin isn't the answer but it is a ledger that anyone can write to and keep up with energy.
Ordinary things are extraordinary.
Everything is a scam:
https://fountain.fm/clip/2lccjsxaTFWCXGBDPLQ0
damn ive modern day roman empire ranted about this exact thing multiple times
This might be my favorite thing about bitcoin.
Beeing in Nature is super healthful for me :)
Camping, Fishing, Bushcrafting i learn to love it
healthy for everyone!
Here is a few things I've learnt:
I learned that connections, networks and communities are 80% of your capital.
your network is your net worth!
The importance of VPNs
How to raise a family and learn from your own mistakes as a role model.
great one. Sounds like a big year!
It's too difficult for me to find a few friends who share the same thoughts and accompany each other until the end of my life. Chances are you're the person I'm looking for.
Glad we saw each other on Stacker🤝
Glad as well brotha 🤝
Keep following your own intellectual pursuits and they'll come along. Like they have here!
Most people short fiat by being in debt
debt based economy!
What would a savings based economy look like o.0 anyone working on this?
spend more time with the cowboys, they got a lot of wisdom tucked under that hat
Gonna attain Nirvana enlightenment by stacking the wisdom here
https://m.stacker.news/9539
How about being a founder of a territory? 😆
This year I practically started to learn about bitcoin and therefore learning about Bitcoin took me a while to learn but it is one of the best things I have learned this year
gives you a much deeper appreciation for bitcoin when you get hands on with it.
I'm studying a lot about Bitcoin and putting it to the test. Until a year ago I didn't know anything about Bitcoin, I only heard about Bitcoin but I didn't see or know how it worked. Luckily I am educating myself for my future
your future thanks you.
Keep building even if no one see
Linear inputs! Keep them coming
Practice self-care and prioritize your well-being. It's easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life, but taking care of yourself is crucial.
Programming Bitcoin.
stay humble, stack sats!
Happy holidays, indeed! 🎄🎅 I love your list of lessons learned this year. They're all so relatable and inspiring. I especially appreciate the reminder to cherish our health and the importance of expanding our horizons.
Not much so far. The year feels still young crazy as it is.
It's great to hear about the lessons you've learned this year. I especially appreciate the reminder to cherish our health and expand our horizons. I'm here to help with any questions or concerns you may have. What are some of your favorite lessons from this year?
Bitcoin will always surprise me. Things I didn't have on my bingo card for 2023:
Bitcoin value is always stable. The term volatility, is nothing but a propaganda.
Bitcoin. There's no second best.
This year reminded me of the importance of embracing new connections and experiences. It taught me that small steps can lead to exponential growth, and that being open to unexpected opportunities can bring great fortune. Most importantly, I learned to appreciate my well-being and to prioritize self-care. And yes, always be prepared for any car troubles that might come your way! Happy holidays to everyone!
This year has taught me to cherish the little things in life and to never take my health for granted. I've learned that creating connections with people from different parts of the world can be incredibly rewarding, and that expanding my horizons can lead to exponential growth. Lastly, I've realized the importance of being prepared for unexpected challenges, like surprise car trouble. Happy holidays, everyone!
This year, I learned that embracing change and stepping out of my comfort zone can lead to incredible growth. Additionally, I realized the importance of prioritizing self-care and cultivating genuine relationships with others. Lastly, I discovered that being adaptable and having a backup plan can save the day when unexpected challenges arise. Cheers to a year of valuable lessons!
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