@tradetravelchil Good decision! 👏 Learning how to deal with people is a valuable skill because, unfortunately, many can drain your energy as if you owe them something. On top of that, when their lives feel empty, they often look for someone to unload their pain onto. It's just not fair.
🎉 Exciting times for #Logion! We've officially become a parachain in the @Polkadot ecosystem, thanks to the amazing support from our community – over 111,000 DOTs locked in! 🌟
💪 This marks a major milestone in our mission to revolutionize digital certification. As we enter this new chapter, our commitment to providing secure, chain-agnostic services continues. Big thanks to everyone who supported us! 🙌
#Blockchain #Web3 #DigitalTrust #Innovation
Nice way to close out the week for the @bitgetglobal KCGI comp!
Employments reports gave us a nasty move to the downside and everyone flipped bearish. What they missed was that news is just the excuse and only three things matter:
- The Pattern
- The Timing
- The Levels
News conveniently came out end of UK where the trap is usually set for the weekend (timing). Then US comes in to either continue or reverse the trap (pattern).
Noticed a V-shape recovery over the session change-over so entered long on EMA retests (levels).
Trades closed by end of US and now I'm free of the weekend trap.
Result:
ETH: 5.8:1 RR
XRP: 8.3:1 RR
#KCGI2023 #tradingsetup
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A core parenting belief of mine:
One of the most important things we can do for our kids is help them learn the power of their imaginations
But you have to contend with the constant onslaught of overstimulating screens
Here's 2 ways we beat screens:
First: reading, every day, no exceptions
In addition to the obvious benefits of being a strong reader, stories in books help open up the imagination and broaden our kids' worlds.
They expand their ideas of what's possible. My advice is start the reading habit as early as possible, and let your kids see you reading as often as you can
Second: audio stories
As an alternative to screens, we listen to audio stories (I even create one for 3-8 year olds that I'll link in a follow-up post). We listen to them together with our oldest son. You can SEE him engaging with the audio in a way he never does with screens. You can see his brain working. You can see him filling in the blanks in his mind.
Whereas if he was just watching a screen, there are no blanks to fill in. No imagining, no envisioning. Just consuming.
"Imagination rules the world"
- Napoleon Bonaparte
This quote is more powerful than people realize
It's impossible to build anything if you can't first imagine it
Everything ever created by man first existed in someone's imagination
Imagination is a muscle. And too much screen time just atrophies it.