Exactly, its every people desire to have luxurious car and a good investment portfolio, but what I think is these are only for the lucky people or the people who are rich from ancestor. To your question we may see the prices down until march and may see another spike after March.

One of the dangers with focusing on the earnings potential of a purchase (at least for me) is the desire to buy things that I'll hold, and hold, and hold, rather than purchasing things that are actually a necessity.

For instance, I had a giant struggle with buying a new computer (which I needed) - but I knew it was going to cost me $1,000 and was caught thinking:

*"Can I keep getting by without this? What if I invest it instead? I'd sure like to diversify a bit..."*

But at the end of the day, I've been struggling with this purchase for months, even though I really needed it.

*(...I elected to buy the computer... and it's like a giant weight is lifted off of me... so that's great)*

Obviously, this isn't anything like buying a $100,000 car. But I do still sometimes struggle with the concept of using value I've earned to buy objects that only depreciate over time.

The computer, as I boiled it down, was an exception - because the things I can do with it will improve my life and my ability to create value for myself and my wife through the business I sustain with it.

But... nevertheless... it was still *hard.*

Great post. Always love your stuff @tarazkp 

Hoping for a Christmas Shiba Inu miracle! 

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Funny how the years rack up so quickly. I don't want to be living the high life on a zimmer frame so these bloody coins have to do something drastic over the next 10 years. I have patience however and what we are building is generation wealth and I hope they enjoy it. No rush on my part for now as $1.70 Hive could easily be a $10 Hive in a few years/months who knows.

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If you learn about financial literacy early you wouldn’t have to live a super frugal life to get ahead and eventually become financially independent. In the end, time is the biggest and most important asset we have, and for me I wish I had some more of the Knowledge I have know when I was younger . So passing down your knowledge to your daughter is going to give her a huge advantage.

My uncle has had an interesting way of teaching his kids about finance. He would give them a monthly allowance. Let’s say USD 50. Whatever they had left at the end of the month he would double that money and then put it all into an investment account. Also if they really wanted something they would either have to save or work to get it. By now they are teenagers and they already have a pretty awesome investment account.

There's no need for a rush  being into crypto for a positive results so soon because as we all know it is a 50-50 game in either it's high in inflation or experience deflation but with hopes still very much alive there's definitely going to be a positive results in the nearest future with crypto pumping in a very good price and a better improvement as well.

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We want to be where we are financially.  That's why we hurry the most.  But it is not right to rush into crypto.  The Hive currently costs around 2 $.  And hopefully that will get closer to 10 $ in the near future.

You don't need to teach your child to be rich, you need to teach him to be happy. Then, having matured, he will know the value of things, and not their price.

Wooow. This is amazing

What kind of explosive end, the kind where everything ends out somewhere near Pluto, everyone perceives their problems are now over because suddenly they've exceeded what they wanted their financial position to be (and of course being relentlessly greedy just want/feel entitled to even more than that), or the kind where some New World Order run by a vampire or lich or something who has been alive for centuries destroys everything in one fell swoop that is actually a series of carefully calculated and seemingly unrelated events?

I believe 2022  will be more matured and trustful for the Hive blockchain and its communities . Look at splinterland ,always introduce us new features and promotions which is entertaining and earning .The Defi like  Cub Finance is genuinely heading to new level where off- course passive income is welcoming us. Hive has lot more to offer us in 2022 . None other blockchain provide such advanced ecosystem in such early stage. Let's see hive under top 20 in market cap ranking in coming year.

Getting “free money” like that and trying to live as long as possible without working is understandable, although not the wisest choice.  Spending it on “stuff” and continuing the grind is facepalmy

My style is to try and 10x it on medium risk (bitcoin) however long that takes and then taking out the initial investment to make life easier. 

I was almost there before this correction. 

I don’t know if “not having to work” is a meaningful goal either.  When people say they “don’t want to work”, I think what they really want is the time and freedom to explore and find something new to put their energy into. I am trying to make the grind more fun and free because I don’t know when “full time Hivester” will be sustainable for me and I still feel guilty selling hive

Hi @tarazkp

These are interesting thoughts.
I think opportunity cost is a mature concept we all should learn at a young age because early investment and the power of compounding favor the young.

Interestingly enough, your comments about Hive are related to this opportunity cost nicely. The time I sprnd here has value and represents time I could spend watching TV, movies or scrolling on social media. 

The time I spent here accumulating tokens during the bear market, was time I could be doing other things. But the opportunity to build here for my future meant the OPC cost was worth it.



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Well let's hope that we will close the year with a good bull rally. However, it seems we may observe a correction by the Feb 2022 which definitely no one would like to happen. Cub as you said is a good investment for passive income.

> ... the older we get, the simpler we try to make our lives and, the more we think about how we are going to deal with the future, as we have the experience of enough failure and, the obligations that make failure even more painful.

Indeed, I have been going through this process. The more I get older, the simpler life I want to live with less problem. It is clear for me that I want peace in my private and business life. 

We have a phrase in my country;

It is hard to appreciate someone or something after the age 30 :)