I have a very clear path. I've been saving and investing everything I can since 2011. I spend 30 hours per weeks to keep up with newsletters, etc. I convinced myself that the only way to do well is to take responsibility and learn as much as I can. I've spent perhaps $30K on newsletters. What an incredible education. I want to write about what I've learned, but my plan was to wait until I had 1,000 followers so that posts would have a chance of being seen. This is what is difficult about steemit. I dislike upvote bots, so I've been doing it by genuinely trying to add value and love people with my support and comments.
There is no doubt I will do well. But it takes the patience of a saint to stay through the down draws, ignore the noise and live according to my convictions. If you have a goal, you have to be committed. My goal is to start businesses. I have a few I've dreamed about starting for many years. We have to keep the faith, keep learning and saving and in time we will hit our goals and find our dreams.
I want to employ people who will work hard and be able to live a good life. I can't wait until this can happen, until I can help all of my brothers and sisters and be in a position to have financial freedom.
Good to see you're willing to spend in yourself. Says a lot of good things about you.
You told me you're an engineer. Don't you think you would smash any financial certification?
Regarding to crypto, buy and hold is the easiest thing to do. Buy... and buy even more on the big dips based on two questions:
is crypto still overall bullish? is higher than last year? -keep buying.
Eventually, I would end up taking all the principal investment.
The hardest thing to do in money management is the portfolio recomp... but needs to be done!
Thanks for your quality comment morseke, wish you a bright future!
I love helping people with investing. I also can write. I thought about getting a financial certification. The issue with a financial certification is you generally then work for a fund company and mostly are selling funds. Not so fun.
I have too many ideas for businesses and will end up focusing there while continuing to invest.
How about you, do you have any financial certifications? Do you have a day job or do you only trade? What would you like your blog on steemit to be one day? Would you like it to provide your living? Do you have some dreams and/or ambitions?
I have a very clear path. I've been saving and investing everything I can since 2011. I spend 30 hours per weeks to keep up with newsletters, etc. I convinced myself that the only way to do well is to take responsibility and learn as much as I can. I've spent perhaps $30K on newsletters. What an incredible education. I want to write about what I've learned, but my plan was to wait until I had 1,000 followers so that posts would have a chance of being seen. This is what is difficult about steemit. I dislike upvote bots, so I've been doing it by genuinely trying to add value and love people with my support and comments.
There is no doubt I will do well. But it takes the patience of a saint to stay through the down draws, ignore the noise and live according to my convictions. If you have a goal, you have to be committed. My goal is to start businesses. I have a few I've dreamed about starting for many years. We have to keep the faith, keep learning and saving and in time we will hit our goals and find our dreams.
I want to employ people who will work hard and be able to live a good life. I can't wait until this can happen, until I can help all of my brothers and sisters and be in a position to have financial freedom.
Good to see you're willing to spend in yourself. Says a lot of good things about you.
You told me you're an engineer. Don't you think you would smash any financial certification?
Regarding to crypto, buy and hold is the easiest thing to do. Buy... and buy even more on the big dips based on two questions:
is crypto still overall bullish? is higher than last year? -keep buying.
Eventually, I would end up taking all the principal investment.
The hardest thing to do in money management is the portfolio recomp... but needs to be done!
Thanks for your quality comment morseke, wish you a bright future!
I love helping people with investing. I also can write. I thought about getting a financial certification. The issue with a financial certification is you generally then work for a fund company and mostly are selling funds. Not so fun.
I have too many ideas for businesses and will end up focusing there while continuing to invest.
How about you, do you have any financial certifications? Do you have a day job or do you only trade? What would you like your blog on steemit to be one day? Would you like it to provide your living? Do you have some dreams and/or ambitions?