I am very confident that $NVDA will be a ten trillion dollar company within the next coming five years. #time4change #opportunity #longterm #keepinvesting #getafterit …See more
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#lifeadvicefrommom if you can’t quote your opponent in a debate, you’re not debating, you’re just yelling nonsense from the sidelines. So, which crypto critic can YOU quote? #edcacrypto #buyred #liftasyourise
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Don’t die without a will, kids. It gets messy for GENERATIONS… 😣 #edca #edcacrypto #lifeadvicefrommom
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Invested in Sprott Uranium Miners ETF
Life advice from mom: Have you ever done a fire drill? No, not at school. In your home. See, 2,580 people die in fires each year. Compared to 700 who died from natural disasters. Your chances of perishing in a fire are statistically much higher, and with the latest trends in manufacturing, you have on average TWO MINUTES to get outside safely with whatever you need to start over.
You have two minutes to gather: any pets and children you have, some spare cash or your credit cards - enough to book a hotel and pay for a couple of days of expenses (like clothes if you don’t have a spare pair in a diaper bag or trunk), some form of identification, your phone, a way to access your insurance policy, and enough medication of whatever you take to last you at least 3 days.
In preparedness circles, many people make a bag they refer to as their “Wake Up, Stuff’s Happening” bag, to grab in case of a fire or quickly evolving situation where they need to flee quickly. And let’s be real: right now, you have two minutes to get everything you need out of your house, could you do it? Could you even get your kids and pets out in 2 minutes? The most common places for house fires are kitchens, garages, and bathrooms. If one of those sparks off, are you separated from your kids or pets by the fire? If so, what’s your plan? Walking through fire looks cool in the movies and whatnot, but TRUST ME, the reality is not so fun, and you might have 30-60 seconds before the smoke makes it to where you can’t see anything. Could you find them in the dark? (A trick: have a wet rag over your mouth and nose and just like a maze, pick a direction left or right and follow the wall, sweeping out with your other hand. But ideally, you’ll never do that. Because you’ll do a fire drill, right?)
Ultimately, you’re not testing yourself. If you have kids, you’re testing THEM: could they get out in 2 minutes? If they’re over about the age of 3, could they do it? That’s a serious question, and you shouldn’t hesitate with the answer. #lifeadvicefrommom #liftasyourise #dcacrypto #sellgreen #buyred #dca
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Invested in Sushi Swap
Life advice from mom: Most coffee creamer isn’t actually cream. It’s corn starch, flavoring, sugar, and water. Don’t believe me? Go check. The corn starch gives the “creamer” the weighty feel, the sugar mimics the lactose. Just buying heavy cream and sugar instead yields an immediate 50% savings at my particular neighborhood grocery. Buying corn starch is even cheaper. I like the actual cream, though. #liftasyourise #dcacrypto #sellgreen #buyred #dca #lifeadvicefrommom
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Invested in Decentraland
Life advice from mom: I opened my phone to an argument over kids making medical decisions, and my perspective is thus: Don’t JUST treat your kids like they’re humans in regards to their healthcare now. Do it ALL THE TIME. Personally, from the time my kids are 1. Talking and 2. Capable of understanding long term consequences, they are helping with their healthcare decisions. A good litmus test is asking your kid, “What do you do at a red light? Why?” If they answer “Stop”, and “I might get in an accident.” (NOT “The police will catch me.”), they understand social conventions, that very quick actions can have long term consequences, and that those consequences might be serious and they should stay where it’s safe. I view my role as parent not as arbiter of the veracity of their ailments, but as a safety lane to ensure that they don’t overdose themselves on Tylenol, and a resource to help them access the healthcare appropriate for their complaint. I encourage them to talk to the doctor and participate in decision making from the get go. Kid has headaches? Ok, want some tylenol? Need to see a doctor? Cool, I’ll schedule an appointment. “But they don’t look sick.” Well neither do I when I have a headache, Dave, how are you supposed to look? Yet, if you make every single medical decision for your kids and then suddenly decide there’s ONE you won’t make, well, you haven’t equipped them to make it. Yes, kids are people and deserve to have bodily autonomy and agency. Not just right now, though. Like… all the time.
#dcacrypto #buyred #liftasyourise #lifeadvicefrommom
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Invested in Shiba Inu
Life advice from mom: If you’re in my generation, you’ve probably eaten out your entire life, or had TV dinners, and you have no idea where to even start with cooking. Mom’s advice is to start small. Habits taken a long time to establish, and if you change one meal at a time, it’ll take you a year to go fully homemade on meals. That’s ok. But if you’re looking to save some money in our challenging economy, change your breakfast and lunch first. It’s relatively easy to get prepackaged goods for these meals: uncrustables, hot pockets, packaged oatmeal, cereal, etc., and that’s less expensive than a restaurant. THEN, go with some seasoned canned veggies and canned fruits and something easy like macaroni or hamburger helper for dinner. THEN, similarly, start cooking, starting with breakfast and lunch (cause those are EASY: a sandwich, some oatmeal, and don’t try to do your own thing, try to duplicate the packages you’ve been getting. Waffle mix is just 1:1 sugar : flour. Mix ½ a cup of milk with 1 cup of the mix you just made, bam, you’ve got waffles. Prepackaged oatmeal is just 2/3c of oats, and usually 1/3c of some form of sugar. Change the dinner last, because it’s the most challenging, and now you have the confidence to do it. Oh, yeah, and you’re gonna save BUCKETS of money. #liftasyourise #dcacrypto #sellgreen #buyred #dca #lifeadvicefrommom
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