Jason Ansley | Fractional COO | Leadership Coach

Proof of Marriage It’s been 15 years today. Statistically most don’t make it this far. Marriage is perhaps the greatest proof of work. We are blessed to have 150+ years of contiguous marriage in our family that has gone before us. At our wedding people wrote little note cards on anniversary years. Each one we open and review the year’s previous and the new one. This year’s was bitter sweet as yet another who went before us has now passed away. My wife’s uncle and his (now deceased) wife loved each other strong for 65 years! My wife and I are only on year 15. If we love til 65 years we will be nearly 100 🤯 Here’s to my wife @Stacey (she’s got a profile but not active on NOSTR yet 😉) I love you. Our life and marriage aren’t perfect but we serve a perfect Lord and He knew what He was doing when He brought us together! #pow #God #family #Jesus

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Well I don’t know about you, but here we are 1 day into the new year and I’m already behind… Seems I left about 21 things undone from 2-3 years ago 🤣

I’ve often struggled with the “how to contribute” part since I’m not currently a coder and don’t desire to return to such. Your “if you can document, document” hits home with me. I’m good at communicating through writing and codifying ideas via visual models. So one commitment I made in 2025 was my “published first on NOSTR” M.O. Sadly my audience and most my clients for business are not ready for NOSTR, but they sure gain exposure to it because when I do cross post on other platforms or on my website; it is all tagged with “Published first on NOSTR” with a link to the NOSTR Read / Article. It’s small but it’s how I’m able to contribute at this time. Another thing I was mostly consistent at this year was “if it’s worth a Like, Comment, ReNote or QuoteNote; it’s worth a #zap “ campaign (if you’d call it that). But I did my best to zap as frequently as I could, even if it was only a few Sats. Which brings me to the last little win I’d reflect on, several times this year I spent sats for goods/services.

Is there a structured (recommended order) “reading list” to start reading Mises institute / Austrian Economics / Austro Libertarian writings? Perhaps from broad to narrow or intro to depth? #asknostr