Pretty much to the day, a decade ago, I purchased my first Bitcoin A lot happens in 10 years

Excellent epsiode gents! And totally resonate with the idea of being pulled back into the old world, the fiat fuelled normalised vibe, which slowly but surely one can actually walk away from, thanks of course to our friend Bitcoin @Andy David @Pete Winn 🔆 @Jeff Booth

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The Good Stuff • 24 - Hope, Truth and Abundance with Jeff Booth • Listen on Fountain

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Bitcoin price action has been very boring recently

If you wanted to focus on "satsflow" What would be the best business to start, or invest into?

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Some days I have too many ideas Filtering through them all for value is hard What to ignore? What to follow? All have a differing roi

Been thinking about the prestige lager idea a lot Having made many decisions to move a long way away from the family business back home Somehow it's really resonating It's like I know that I have it in me Because I know my forefathers have been brewing excellent beer for generations So interesting where our inspiration comes from

FED cut’s rates Risk assets benefit Bitcoin = digital scarcity Where does all the new money flow? To places best protected Xmas present for all HODLers?

Cool concept An AI assistant that can review your portfolio, and account for macro changes Pomp involved somehow

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The discovery of digital scarcity is a big deal Most don’t even realise it exists

Challenging Germ Theory - Dan Ostermayer MD (JWP 107) npub1gc64tw6tp7q06ymkltnz374l4al9uvwdyaqasz4y6gjujf4u9plqz2uyek In today's episode I am speaking with Dan Ostermayer MD. It's a true "mind-bender" of a conversation, digging into some recent scientific research that re-ignites the age-old discussion between Germ Theory and Terrain Theory. I asked Dan: - "What was the recent research that caught your attention?" - "Through your medical education did you even discuss terrain theory?" - "Are vaccinations pointless?" - "Could you envisage any major change to the system?" - "What is your day job like?" - "How did you come across Bitcoin?" - "How many other people have you managed to persuade Bitcoin is a good idea?" - "How excited are you about the future?" If you want to give value-4-value: - Via Fountain: boosts and all streams are split 50% with the guest - Via Nostr: zaps always welcome Thank you Best, Jake

"Most of medicine is sick care, not necessarily healthcare." npub1gc64tw6tp7q06ymkltnz374l4al9uvwdyaqasz4y6gjujf4u9plqz2uyek Keep an eye out for my latest episode going live tomorrow

GM This week has been the hardest in awhile Packing a house up, organising all your stuff, caring for your wife, making sure your kids are okay It’s a lot Somehow, the situation I’m currently in, life in a suitcase, multiple storage boxes in different geographic locations, an unfinished renovation, it drags up the strangest energy Scarcity Fear Abandonment It’s really very hard to manage the emotions of the whole family I’m trying to live by some of my recent learnings around encouraging the, to recognise it, and allowed to pass through But it doesn’t make it any easier in terms of experiencing those emotional moments Life really throws some difficult and challenging moments at you What do I do? How do I solve the problem? How can I try to be low time preference, long-term oriented, and not just reactive? Gosh, it’s hard These are the moments to really evolve To learn I’m just not quite sure what the lesson is yet It requires more time, more frustration, more resistance In recognition of the hard times Onwards

Digging into the business incentives behind the massive rise of Germ Theory the last 150 years tells you a lot When their is a profit motive And a fear to sell to Inconvenient truths get glossed over

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What represents success when it comes to Nostr audience building and podcasting?

Renovating a house is much harder than I expected So many more decisions to make Costs Time Expectations All constantly playing against one another

"The disease itself might be beneficial" npub1gc64tw6tp7q06ymkltnz374l4al9uvwdyaqasz4y6gjujf4u9plqz2uyek New episode dropping this Friday

150 years ago, pioneers were building rail roads What is the equivalent today? Well we're building in cyber space, the digital frontier Boarders are undefined The map is not the territory Copy/paste was possible, until it was't Bitcoin came along and solved the double spend problem Communication was centralised, until it wasn't Nostr has come along and put the user back in charge So what next? Well the railroads of our digital economy will look very different But no doubt someone somewhere will come up with it One thought I had: "every Nostr connection is a potential customer" "A potential customer that can't be taken away from you" So there's no rush People like to buy off people they know But it takes time to get to know people And they don't know what you sell And I don't know what they need So maybe it's just one gigantic market research phase Customer discovery on steroids Product-market-fit is out there It just takes time DO NOT STOP Podcasting Writing Speaking Investing Trying new things it the key Indeed, my son is starting to walk, and once again it's amazed me He doesn't give up EVER Just back up And tries again So On that note Tomorrow we go again GN

The inevitable march of bottom-up viral adoption… A few weekend beers and conversation, then a text. Love this type of curiosity