More snake π adventures in Brisbane, the field of dreams.
The green tree snake is ridiculously fast and Iβve never been successful at catching one.
Sweet bearded dragon on my walk, much more cooperative.
Until next time my nemesisβ¦.
Saving in Bitcoin is a Life Hack
Run the numbers on what you need to get yourself set for an abundant future.
For reference:
3-year period β 79.1% CAGR
5-year period β 60.7% CAGR
7-year period β 47.0% CAGR
10-year period β 67.2% CAGR
Ave of Magnificent 7 since IPO: 32% CAGR
Winning!
I have a new found respect for anyone who writes a book, even more so for someone who self-publishes. Writing is the easier part. Getting it formatted and ready for publication is in a word or two: an utter ballache.
Stay tuned for my book "No Tenants, No Troubles: The Case for Digital Gold Over Real Estate".
It's time Aussies' love affair with investment properties ended. Hopefully this makes a ever-so-tiny dent in that obscene obsession.
Being able to think like a lawyer is pretty sweet.
Practising, yeah no, not for me. Itβs essentially constant detail and paperwork.
But big picture, the adversarial thinking of law has served me well.
I often here the phrase "#Bitcoin fixes this", but it's not often accompanied by logic that I necessarily follow.
How does it fix poverty, crime, inequality, corruption, government mismanagement?
People say, "fix the #money, fix the world", but I don't necessarily see it.
Who's a good person to chat to on my pod @whybitcoinshow who can articulate the case in favour of "#Bitcoin fixes this"? Maybe even a round table debate.
Specifically, I'd love to look at it through the lens of South Africa's current economic plight and how Bitcoin could fix it.
While I believe strongly in the potential of Bitcoin to change a person/nation state's fortune, I also want my logic and reasoning to be watertight. We need to steelman our arguments, and that's what I'm after.
