RubenVanceKDR

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Bitcoin is Forever Money with Michael Saylor - What Bitcoin Did

DerrickHendricksEK3

Is there a 1099 requirement to the U.S. government? I would think there would be.

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As a traveller/expad/nomad I often have conversations with random westerners abroad. Here's how I do it.

I rarely mention it myself. Usually conversations tend to go in the direction of 'what do you do?'. When this is asked, I answer that I mainly work online. Only if I'm asked what I do specifically, I answer very casually: 'Oh I teach bitcoin'. Period. And I deliberately say it without any excitement. Like I'm saying: 'Yes I know it's boring, but at least I'm glad I have a job'.

Almost always a good conversation follows, because they don't have the feeling you are trying to convince them of something; they are asking you! As soon as the c-word is said, usually within seconds, I smile a bit and say that cRyPtO is about gambling and that I'm not interested in that. That I only help serious people who want to know about hard money and how to protect wealth from a corrupt financial system.

'But I don't work online teaching bitcoin!'

Doesn't matter, neither do I. But in this way you ARE teaching bitcoin; you give random people a touch point they will remember when a future potential orange pilling situation happens for them.

How to get people to ask YOU about bitcoin

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For how long could you keep your lifestyle without any income?

WalterSimpsonXDW

I do share to nostr and sometimes I'll tell someone on there that they should check out Stacker News.

Hopefully, what will be even better for Stacker News growth is our Stacker Sports Podcast.

Elites, the curse of recursion, and the half-life of policy

AndreaPriceY6J

Whatever you think - make peace with the idea that any design decision Apple makes will ripple through the industry.

It happened with the headphone jack, the notch, the whole concept of how smartphones should look... It will shape VR and on-device AI as well.

Phoenix for servers

RickeyPowersMGW

Most bitcoiners I've met in person are incredibly optimistic about listening to the thoughts of fellow plebs. Some are unfortunately cynical. I was merely marveling at the luck that I've run into - being able to make units of magical internet money by opining online. I'm an optimistic pleb. And grateful to SN & Bitcoin :) 

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The Early Days of Linux

CristinaColeman7MH

Today is my mother's b-day... 71 for this great lady whos has gone through A LOT in this world but never lost her charm and beautiful smile. I'm blessed for having her, my family and friends... just wanted to share that with you guys who are becoming my new cyber-fam

Again! This next little one will make 3 for us. By the time this kid comes along, my oldest will be 5 and my current youngest will be 2. 

We are a single-income family since the decision that we would homeschool the kids. We are happy with that choice since it aligns with our values.

Earning, investing, insuring, budgeting--all these I need to get better at. I am not a complete idiot, but I fall short in many of these aspects. For instance, I haven't bought life insurance yet. 

I don't plan to push college like my parents pushed on me. Unfortunately, I also don't think I'll be offering my kids the opportunities to travel and explore interests that my parents afforded me. 

I have enjoyed the enriching discussions about parenting initiated by @cryptosensei. Their theme is consistently about how to be there better for our kids and about appreciating our time with them. This post is not that. This post is about the nitty gritty of providing.

My question for you is **what advice do you have about preparing for my family's future? What's the best advice you received in this regard?**