I agree with you that we don't have time to waste on those who don't want to know about Bitcoin, even a great friend taught me, in addition to Bitcoin, two phrases:

We look for the NO to know where the YES is

The important thing is not to win, we try to convince. These words are very similar to some that Victor Hugo mentioned " "Nothing is as stupid as winning; the true glory is in convincing"

But I was actually referring to those who ARE looking for Bitcoin, those who are starting to go down the rabbit hole, but not all of us have or have the same knowledge, but the same desire. For example:

I want to develop a circular economy, I look for help, advice, I read the guides of @DarthCoin and I am learning. But I would like to have a private node to host others in the locality and thus their transactions are cheaper for them, I have many desires, but very little knowledge on that subject, I have to study a lot, but I would appreciate it if someone could help me. How would someone who has that acquaintance react? I don't want a step by step, but an idea; it is likely that a person will tell me COME ON I WILL GUIDE YOU, but maybe they will say Look in this place, that seems very good to me and it would be PoW, I achieve things through my effort, but would there be something wrong with saying COME ON I WILL GUIDE YOU?

Sometimes we will have to guide him. I am not going to give him the fish, I am going to give him the fishing rod, I teach him how to get bait and I tell him where to throw the line so he can fish himself. That is what I mean.