Do you journal or have you ever written in a journal to document thoughts/feelings/track progress?
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LOL at the covid warning for selling a chicken bear 😂
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that's great! One thing I regret doing is not buying property in all the locations I've traveled to. The majority of my money just went into the market so I don't own any real estate.
btw welcome to twetch! Share your novels here so people can buy them.
I keep posting my twetch referral link to twitter, I truly hope some of the "money twitter" people over there actually listen to me and join twetch.
They can provide value + get paid for it here.
“Never give up. Never let things out of your control dictate who you are.”
- Unknown
damn dude so many spots! What kinda novels do you write and what are your favorite types of investments?
did you buy property in those locations you lived in?
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Think it could break into little things like subreddits for different communities? I'm not sure of the development side of any of this, so don't have any idea how it would be implemented.
if you've ever seen Always Sunny, there's an episode where Frank gets into art and then can't sell the thing he bought. This kinda reminded me of that
How to earn money on twetch in 2 simple steps..
1) Post interesting/engaging/controversial twetches
2) Repeat
as long as ETH fees aren't $2.2M by the time you sell, it seems like it could work... just gotta find a buyer who's willing to buy at a price that covers fees. You could even sell it for like $2k and possibly profit.
I'm also not a coder or programmer.
