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  Cryptocurrency. No GF quotes here!
  • B1k3_Ch41N

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  @b1k3-ch41n There is a scary number of cryptocurrency podcasts out there. The Bitcoin Podcast Network (www.thebitcoinpodcast.com) covers theory, new developments, buying and selling. Pretty good stuff. The Bad Crypto Podcast (www.badcryptopodcast.com) is pretty friendly for newbies like me. Lots of interviews with new guys. I am not as hip with text sources.
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  Starting a Martial Arts Program
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  Going down that list, I think you have a really good foundation to build on. Learning multiple styles is key in my mind. Being able to cross apply skills whether on the job, around the house or in a fight puts you well ahead of the competition. I particularly like the idea of sparring and training in street clothes. That really goes back to the practicality aspect. When things get real, you’re not going to have time to change into your preferred uniform and shoes. I do some sprinting periodically just to keep my body used to it (I’m no fan of chronic cardio or long distance running). I wear my work boots when I sprint just like we wore our combat boots while running in the military. I know that if I have to run in an emergency, there’s a 99% chance I’ll be wearing boots. Based on what I’ve learned from Body By Science, you need to train for what you’re actually going to do. Traditional training techniques can be counterproductive as well an inefficient. So I think you are really on the right track with your proposed approach. The strength training aspect won’t lend itself well to street clothes though (at least not in my experience). You need the looseness a sweat suit (or gi) provides for maximum flexibility while weight training. So factor that in time wise when hitting the weight room. Here again, Body By Science provides a good formula for maximum benefit from a minimal time expenditure. And since you probably aren’t looking for body builder type gains you may want to check this methodology out.
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  Evil Business Ideas
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  @cynic On the other hand, I was visualizing a line of t-shirts that say “This is What a Chauvanist Looks Like.” Anticipate same-day lay with a green-hair.
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  Side Hustle Idea: Part 2
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  Keeping in mind I’ve never actually done this, here’s some links I found interesting. Podcast episode w/ someone who has made a tidy sum (1MM+/annum he says) selling private label on Amazon: https://mywifequitherjob.com/will-tjernlund-amazon/. About an hour long, interesting ideas that cut against the grain. Website with a lot of Amazon tips: https://www.nichepursuits.com/. Article linking to the above podcast: https://www.nichepursuits.com/private-label-products-amazon/. Tips I found interesting from listening to this kind of stuff: Buy small amounts from Ali Express to see what sells, then bulk-purchase the winners from AliBaba. “Stack” items that complement each other. An example from a Smart Passive Income Podcast (can’t remember the number), they started with a luxurious yoga mat, added a yoga block (?), added a…something else. The items complemented each other and people are more likely to buy things from the same company. Make items that complement existing trends. Drones are popular? Sell drone sparkle spray paint (and a spray backstop, naturally, and a face mask). Sell many things as an experiment, drop the losers, double-down on the winners, use profits to make more experiments. If you decide to try this out I for one would be interested in reading about your experience.
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  Side Hustle Idea
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  @consolationofphilosophy Nope. Everything would be stored at Amazon warehouses. I would have to buy the inventory, but I’d never lay a hand on it. Once in the Amazon warehouse, my job is essentially finished. They handle the purchases and shipping on the customer end. From there on, I’d just be resupplying stock.
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  Alternative Income Streams
  • Ainigmaris Thales

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  @boothe Absolutely Boothe! This is why I enjoy reading your posts… Details, Details - I never skim, I always read every word. I hope the fellas out there take the time to absorb the knowledge in your writings. Much respect!
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  • Ainigmaris Thales

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