I haven't watched this yet and am posting it here so I remember to view tomorrow. Learned about this movie from Dr. John Campbell. I'll post his video here too. 🧡✨ GN 🌙💤

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Wow! What a game! My team is through to the Grand Final next weekend. Woohoo! They beat the team that everyone loves to hate. :) LOL

Watching this 🧡✨

In the words of @Matthew Kratter Matthew Kratter... "Bitcoin is a $2 trillion asset that is essential for the survival and flourishing of humanity-- It's not some sandbox for twenty-something devs to play around in. And if you don't come to Bitcoin with a certain measure of humility and perspective-- You simply cannot be a good steward of the Bitcoin network."

Listening to @Brandon Gentile and David Foley. 🧡✨ Timestamps: 00:00 – David Foley shares how he became interested in money, finance, and markets. 04:15 – The biggest mistakes and wins he made when first learning to trade. 08:30 – How to identify red flags in stocks and why most people miss them. 12:45 – Why Foley believes Bitcoin changes the entire game for investors. 17:20 – His view on why gold will always matter — but Bitcoin is different. 22:10 – “Hunger Games” Economy 27:00 – How Federal Reserve policies trick investors into losing wealth. 31:45 – Why the U.S. dollar is both the greatest strength and biggest weakness. 36:15 – Market Manipulation 101 40:40 – The tricks big players use that wipe out small investors. 45:55 – Why Foley says families need a plan NOW before the system shifts. 51:20 – Inflation, Deflation, & What’s Coming 56:10 – The risk most Americans don’t see coming for their 401ks. 01:00:30 – Why Sovereignty Matters 01:05:45 – Why he believes Bitcoin is the escape hatch for regular people. 01:11:10 – Timing the Market vs. Time in the Market 01:16:00 – How to protect your family’s financial future in uncertain times. 01:21:45 – The Final Tipping Point: What will finally break the system for good. 01:27:30 – Closing Thoughts: One piece of advice for viewers who want to survive and thrive.

Very cool morning, though it's going to be a lovely sunny day of 23C.

What better way to start a day than with a dose of @Jeff Booth

#137 Of 365 Forward Steps Notes Wisdom On The Web Are you feeling a little bit weary, tired out, jaded, worn out, fatigued, sapped, spent, drained, played out, worn to a frazzle, shattered, or burnt out? These tips are designed to help skip you through and out the other side, of temporary phases of feeling low. The kind that many of us experience. (Link is below)

Forward Steps Personal Development Blog

Feeling A Little Bit Weary?

Skip through, and out the other side, of temporary phases of feeling low @forwardsteps https://www.forwardstepsblog.com/little-bit-weary/

Life Power Tip Focusing on regrets asks you to live in the past. You will never see the opportunities in front of you if you are looking back and reflecting on what is behind you. Do you usually drive your car with your eyes on the rear view mirror? Action Listen to an empowering, inspiring audio. Challenge Give more than is expected of you. Quote If you would be rich, you will be rich; if you would be good, you will be good; if you would be learned, you will be learned. But wish for one thing exclusively, and do not at the same time wish for a hundred other incompatible things just as strongly. -William James Clearing Get a tape dispenser for your desk; it saves a lot of fiddling time. Question To what in your life could you begin saying ‘no’ so that your ‘yes’ is accomplished? Affirmation I choose to be crystal clear about what I want to achieve. Uplifting Extra “To see your Self as not being accountable for your state of being is to live within a belief in external forces that have control over you. This can be manifest in such forms as a controlling person, governmental laws, or a lack of abundance; basically symbols of perceived limitation. This births the ability to blame. To blame is an attempt to hold this externalized aspect of your power responsible for your state of being, instead of being fully responsible for your Self. Re-assimilating this externalized power is a part of the journey to being All That You Are. To take back that power is to come to the realization that all power over your being is yours alone. It is to realize, within your Self, the absolute power of choice over your being. To experience your power of choice is to realize that you are the one that possesses the power to choose joy for your Self. When you realize joy as being a choice you will realize that all states, including suffering, must equally be a choice. Through this you will see that to take responsibility for your own suffering is to empower your Self to be able to choose joy. A part of the journey to joy is therefore to take ownership and responsibility for your own suffering. To do this release all sense of ’blaming others’. Understand that this will be a gradually unfolding process”. Source: (ad) The Messiah Seed by Story Waters (Link is below) https://www.selfimprovementgift.com/forwardsteps/messiah-seed/ Enjoy today’s video too! (This is a very old one!) To see all Forward Steps Notes to date, just search my posts using "Of 365 Forward Steps Notes".

GM Hope you saw my earlier post this morning about a Chrome browser vulnerability.

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Lovely evening sky. Going to be a beautiful day tomorrow. 🧡

Listening to this while working (headsets on). Interesting conversation. 🧡 Paul Buitink talks to William White, an economist who worked at the Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Bank of International Settlements (where he was chief economist) and the OECD. William is 82 years old and has decades of experience as in insider. They discuss the dismal state of cooperation between the West and the Global South. They also dive into the perilous state of the eurozone due to France's financial troubles. Is the euro sustainable? What was the role of the BIS at its creation? William also explains how the boom bust cycle works, how central banks always resort to money printing and why he saw the Great Financial Crisis coming. We are currently in bubble territory. He sums up all the bad alternatives out there when it comes to curing our financial system. He also gives his view on how the likelihood of a Bretton Woods II is. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 2:11 Economic cooperation between the West and East/South 4:00 Role of the OECD 6:06 Growth of BRICS and SCO 10:47 France’s finances 13:50 Bond vigilantes 19:28 Central banks and governments will intervene 22:10 Democratic deficit when it comes to our money 24:00 Role of BIS in the creation of the euro 29:09 Is the euro sustainable? 30:40 Should pension funds sell euro assets? 33:12 How bubbles are formed 40:58 Are we in bubble territory? 44:27 How to make the system more sustainable 47:30 Policy problems, only bad alternatives 58:54 A new Bretton Woods coming? 1:03:02 Outro