Saving $10 a month in Bitcoin for your child's 'college fund' would result in a very reasonable fund over 15-20 years. But let's be honest, college won't look like it does today in 20 years, so we'll just call it an educational fund.

There's a grocer who works at my local market who I've know for about six years at this point. I love talking with him every time I visit, and he's kind enough to let me practice my Spanish during our conversations. We laugh and chat about life, and he always brightens my day. This man has worked two jobs for the entire time I've known him, and he recently was able to buy a small house. He has made sacrifices with his time that I have been unwilling to make with mine, and I couldn't be more proud or excited for him. He's accomplished so much in the standard fiat world, and I absolutely cannot wait to see the world where people able to accomplish so much more through Bitcoin. During our last conversation, I learned he's also an amazing photographer and he loves going into the mountains to capture landscape and animal photos. He would eventually like to be a professional photographer, and I have every hope he achieves this goal.

Every morning, I go for a run and imagine a world powered by Bitcoin. By the time I'm done, I'm so energized that I have a tough time transitioning away. Today, I'm stringing a new habit to this list. Every morning I'm going to run and think about Bitcoin, and then I'm going to write about Bitcoin. I'm now prioritizing the most important things at the beginning of the day so I always have time to complete them. No more backburner Bitcoin.