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~ Being a good manager is the key for sucess in financial life, having fun, but not neglecting the responsabilities at same time. And it's totally achievable even through signature campaign earnings, depending where you live.

Yeah, for some people, especially for young people, managing their sig campaign earnings can be a good practice for managing their finances in the future: one part you invest(in our case you just hold a part of your earned BTC), another part you spend on necessities, and another part you spend on entertainment.

I always dream to know more about wise spending and proper managing of my earned profit here in signature campaign which i am dreaming also to save and alot even a quarter portion of my earning to stake or to gamble. Of course i always set on top of my priority to save for my future needs but then not that as much because i'd also have needs to meet, and not also mine but on our family. For now i am saving for future gambling of mine, which i suppose need a proper allotment.

if you aim to reach financial freedom or would like to learn to manage your money better I'd totally recommend checking books on the subject. from the basics like "Richest man in Babylon" by Richard S. Clason and "The secrets of the Millionaire Mind" by t. Harv Eck to other more complicated books like Taleb's (all of it!) and "Money: Master the game" by Tony Robbins

you can also learn a lot online about it, of course.

managing money well has a lot to do with mentality, habit and actions.

Good call, I'll check it out too.

I haven't earned much from campaigns, due to a long time of inactivity. However, I did deposit some bits in Bustabit when I received my first payment, which I've now withdrawn back to my wallet. I'm mostly saving them to a separate wallet, which I'm not really using, similar to a savings account.