Quote from: CharmingSteve on February 03, 2018, 07:40:45 AM

It's a great question, but you have to specify- do you mean what do you do with your money, or what do you do with the freedom money can buy you?

In terms of investments, crypto is only one of the asset classes that should be owned. An ideal strategy would involve owning 7-8 different asset classes. For instance, crypto, gold, rare art, real estate, and probably (some) stocks and bonds. For me crypto is a long term game plan, but I won't own exclusively crypto...

In terms of being able to do what you want to do, as in you have enough money to not ever care again...whatever you do, make sure it's something positive and beneficial towards society. Building infrastructure in Africa, teaching children, rescuing animals. If you create a good energy on this planet, you will get what you need.

It is always good to have a giving heart, what you are saying can only be done by millionaires and billionaires, as an individual who are working here in crypto world, I can only give kindness to what's around me and give back to people that needs help. A positive business is a very important asset to have.

Additionally, what I have right now is pure crypto, I will still work hard to have a real world asset like gold and lands. I'm still praying that these industries will rise exponentially so that I can have some decent cash out of money. Like I have said before, this will be a long term goal, and for the meantime, I will just make this as a part time Job and enjoy every PUMP.

Quote from: Vatimins on February 03, 2018, 09:19:38 PM

Quote from: warunacrypto on January 28, 2018, 08:03:09 AM

in my opinion is it will convert to half of money and another half again reinvest. what is your opinion and let rock together with my topic.?

You know what pal, If you really wanna be successful in anything you do, never ever get contented with what you have achieved. After getting your target, go for higher and harder targets. Because if you don't, the only way you will be going is down. You know what the biggest mistake most of the people make? It is not because they set their targets too high and fail to reach it, but because they choose to aim for a lower and easier target then get contented when they hit the mark. There is no shame in failing, everyone fails at some point of their lives, and this enables them to learn and become wiser and stronger. While those who choose to always play safe never get to go beyond where they are already in. Yes, they don't get bruises or broken bones, but they also do not get the chance to reach new heights that are truly meant for them.

I disagree with this one, my goal is if ever I made it in the Fifties, I will retire to work and enjoy the life to the fullest. That's why I'm putting every single second of time working here and there and plan for a business that will keep going for years. Like an apartment, for example. Aiming for the higher ground is not bad, but you want to find contentment in that. And it doesn't mean you will go down if you stop. That will only mean that your life is already fulfilled and you are happy for what you have. That is more meaningful than having a billion, but unhappy for what he has.