When I was teaching in the classroom, we were often expected to give our time and do things for our job for free. Things that were above and beyond the job description. Do you work "for free" in any aspect of your job, or do you feel that you are fairly compensated?
Over 5K votes on this poll so far, and the results show that there is a decent amount of interest in crypto. What do you think? Are these people right?
(Note: cropped to fit Twitter...see original post in my Community tab on my YT channel)
is always amazing to me that the markets are way green the day before CPI is released...as well as right before in pre markets...almost like someone knew ahead of time. Hmmmm
#1 reason for failure: you try to please everybody all of the time. Don't let people who don't care about you control your emotions. Your life. Your happiness. Your way.
I see people publicly tweeting with a "brag" that they've been blocked...as if the person who did the blocking is at fault. In reality, those tweets are admissions that they themselves have most likely broken civil law. Remember that.
We have a national debt of 31 trillion dollars...we have in some way given each living U.S. citizen $94,000 on average in just debt alone. Add this with the normal non borrowed funds and it gets even crazier. What are you doing with your $94,000???