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It's the first time in a long time since my investment plans had been ruined and this is because I might have burned many potential golden geese to fund the emergency that I'm currently faced with. 

One thing everyone knows is that it's important to spot out potential, especially with crypto projects that are likely to do well in the bull market and while the parameters to judge these conditions might be different with certain people. 

It's one thing to spot a project with potential, it's another thing to put one's money where their money is. We must understand something, Crypto is about **money, good decisions** and **time** when you've got these locked in then inevitably you'll make more money.

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### Intentionality: A Necessary Tool

 **Money itself is about preparedness and availability,** this means that investment funds shouldn't be in contention with any other thing because when it's so, this is when there's the prospect of regret. Crypto is like the biblical allusion where you have ten virgins, five were wise and five were foolish, and what differentiated these two sets of people? 

The decision to be prepared against uncertainty. In reality, uncertainty is part of crypto. If the bull market refused to come sooner, will there be a contingency plan? Would you enact the different phases of your plans or just harvest your investments too early? 

For a few months now, I chose to enact some life goals using my Crypto funds, while these funds were meant to be an emergency stash for any uncertainty regarding crypto, I felt I could come up with a brilliant plan to return these funds. 



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### The *"Give Caesar To Caesar"* Analogy

One thing I've realized is that returning borrowed money is difficult and this isn't because the willingness to return that fund isn't there, sometimes changes happen leaving people with the choice to either return a fund they've borrowed or take care of a newer challenge that they're faced with.

 This is to say that our hopes cannot halt the uncertainty from enacting expectations and this is why we must differentiate our real-time needs and desires from our crypto goals. 

As a young man starting in life, having the right Crypto plan can become the plug to kickstart one's life engine, crypto can fund one's dreams but when you dwell too much on this realism you might fail quicker than you know. 


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### Building A Symbiotic Goal Process With Crypto

The focal point behind this post is that while crypto can help people to achieve their dreams they must never underestimate the work, money, time, and good decisions that are necessarily important. 

This means that while life and Crypto can be entwined if we place dependability on this without putting in the money, effort, and time, all we'll ever achieve are incubated dreams. Simply put, some people see crypto money as being magical, they take everything they see without investing and diversifying. 

They milk too much without growing. It's like a proverbial match stick that was lit, if it's not passed on to another energy source, its essence for being lit quickly dies.



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### The Limitations Caused By Uncertainty

 People who see crypto as the future will understand this. A lot of people with crypto fortunes are often envied, but at one time, these people might have chosen a huge life priority to secure a coin that might change their future entirely. 

While we're still uncertain about the future of crypto, this shouldn't become a criterion for a person to harvest everything they own. The fear that crypto will go to zero is that many might never really realize any of their real-life potentials. 

My mother's burial should be in two weeks and this unexpectedness of this event has taught me terrible life lessons.




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