1,111,111 TRP = 11,111 USD
1,111,111 TRP = 11,111 USD
1,111,111 TRP = 11,111 USD
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Why is it so hard to live the life I want to?
Living the life you want to live actually has a lot to do with your daily effort in life. Life itself by nature is a battle, and sometimes we dream about life that we see it as they are hard to live, which is not the case. If you actually dream of a certain lifestyle, you must strategize your life aUnfold thinking...
Living the life you want to live actually has a lot to do with your daily effort in life. Life itself by nature is a battle, and sometimes we dream about life that we see it as they are hard to live, which is not the case.
If you actually dream of a certain lifestyle, you must strategize your life accordingly, by planning and projecting your view on how to attain such dream and actually live the life you want. Hence, to live the life you want to – today, you must have been working on it for the past few years. To live the life you wan to – tomorrow, you should be working on it now.
Following these basic life principles will set you for living the type of life you’ve always wanted to.
Hard work plays a key role here. Working hard, being patient and persistence is what most people can’t afford as the price to live their dream life.
The issue most people fail to understand is the fact that they waste time by loosing it mindlessly without even knowing they’re wasting time.
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@Jade there are two types of deaths that I know of; that is the physical death and the spiritual death. The physical deaths refers to the “Death of flesh”, while the spiritual death is one which is sometimes required from you to attain or activate your 7th/crown chakra. Hence, I will say accepting dUnfold thinking...
Jade there are two types of deaths that I know of; that is the physical death and the spiritual death. The physical deaths refers to the “Death of flesh”, while the spiritual death is one which is sometimes required from you to attain or activate your 7th/crown chakra.
Hence, I will say accepting death in the physical or society point of view is regarded as suicide. Off course which I will never advise you to accept that. If you are currently facing a life challenge, just endure it will pass.
However… if your released thought is based on spiritual death, then yes. You should accept death, because it’s eventually what you need to activate your Crown Chakra.
Although it’s a painful decision to make, but it’s certainly what you need at this point to librate yourself from the stagnation face of the 6th/chakra – (“3rd Eye 👁”).
Accepting the spiritual death can be translated in the physical point of view as taking a dagger to piece your own heart ❤️, same way it is repre6sented in The christian religion as the crucification of Christ who accepted death to liberate his people.
As he rose after 3 days, so shall you.
See lessCongratulations so far, and God you shall become after this painful transformation. 🤴👸
Google net worth
Google the giant internet crocodile, and owner of YouTube - humans replica is worth over $890 Billion united states dollars, followed by Facebook. The internet is practically centered around google as they received almost 85% share of the worldwide web searches which's where their money milk streamUnfold thinking...
Google the giant internet crocodile, and owner of YouTube – humans replica is worth over $890 Billion united states dollars, followed by Facebook.
The internet is practically centered around google as they received almost 85% share of the worldwide web searches which’s where their money milk stream come from, by putting ads “as sponsored results” at top of organic search results. But Apple net worth beats Google net worth with $1 Trillion USD.
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Stocks are securities that represent an ownership share in a company. For companies, issuing stock is a way to raise money to grow and invest in their operating business. ... When you own stock in a company, you are called a shareholder because you share in the company's profits as they scale over tUnfold thinking...
Stocks are securities that represent an ownership share in a company. For companies, issuing stock is a way to raise money to grow and invest in their operating business. … When you own stock in a company, you are called a shareholder because you share in the company’s profits as they scale over time.
See lesshow to get rich trading stocks
Getting rich trading the stock market is quite simple for those who already have some basic idea or knowledge on how the stock trading works. My sincere advise to anyone who looks into investing their money in the stock market is; understand the math behind any stock you're about to buy. As such, knUnfold thinking...
Getting rich trading the stock market is quite simple for those who already have some basic idea or knowledge on how the stock trading works. My sincere advise to anyone who looks into investing their money in the stock market is; understand the math behind any stock you’re about to buy. As such, know what affect its fall or its rise, then you can decide to put in your money accodingly. Below are some points to consider prior to investing that will rage you at up to 82% to get rich in the stock market.
1. Understand the Stock Market and Stay Focused
2. Budget for Investing (in consideration of ROI)
3. Use Index Funds
4. Buy and Hold (guage the market)
5. Short Selling
6. Contribute to Your Portfolio Consistently
*Know The Math Behind Getting Rich in the Stock Market
See lessbest stocks to invest in today
If you're looking for best stocks to invest in today, then here are my top 3 best stocks in the market which will guarantee a good return on investment (ROI) of up to 65% on each purchased stock in time. I/O stocks or assets are my top picks among others in the stock market as their market prices keUnfold thinking...
If you’re looking for best stocks to invest in today, then here are my top 3 best stocks in the market which will guarantee a good return on investment (ROI) of up to 65% on each purchased stock in time. I/O stocks or assets are my top picks among others in the stock market as their market prices keep rising on a daily.
#1 IOC
(Current stock price: $20,325.00)
#2 TRP
(Current stock price: $0.014)
#3 MMR
(Current stock price: $10,500.00)
I hope you find your success in these stocks. You can read and stream my latest Thinking dropped on “how to succeed in stock investing” to learn some simple and golden helpful rules to set you up for success in your stocks investing.
See lesshow to succeed in stock investing
Here are the 10 golden rules of investing in stock markets that will guarantee your uptimum success. 1. Avoid the herd mentality 2. Take informed decision 3. Invest in business you understand 4. Don't try to time the market 5. Follow a disciplined investment approach 6. Do not let emotions cloud youUnfold thinking...
Here are the 10 golden rules of investing in stock markets that will guarantee your uptimum success.
1. Avoid the herd mentality
2. Take informed decision
3. Invest in business you understand
4. Don’t try to time the market
5. Follow a disciplined investment approach
6. Do not let emotions cloud your judgement
7. Create a broad portfolio
8. Have realistic expectations
9. Invest only your surplus funds
10. Monitor rigorously
As every other thing, although no sure-shot formula has yet been discovered for success in stock markets, with these few golden rules as mentioned above which, if followed prudently, may increase your chances of getting a good return and possibly succeed in your stock investing.
See lessyou never know what you have until it’s gone meaning
It seems to mean everything to you, but you don't treats it like it means everything to you. Whatever it is you can spend an adequate amount of time on it, hold it preciously because it actually means a lot to you. You never know what you have until you lost it. ("Until its gone") ET1906
It seems to mean everything to you, but you don’t treats it like it means everything to you.
Whatever it is you can spend an adequate amount of time on it, hold it preciously because it actually means a lot to you. You never know what you have until you lost it. (“Until its gone”) ET1906
See lessCan you cash out Thinkle coins?
@pinkbeauty yes you can cash out Thinkle coins, also now popularly called Memoir TRP. After you've earned your TRP, you have two options to cash out your TRP. 1. You can withdraw it by simply going to your Memoir account settings, then you withdraw. You can cash out in PayPal, Bank, Cards, or PayoneUnfold thinking...
pinkbeauty yes you can cash out Thinkle coins, also now popularly called Memoir TRP. After you’ve earned your TRP, you have two options to cash out your TRP.
1. You can withdraw it by simply going to your Memoir account settings, then you withdraw. You can cash out in PayPal, Bank, Cards, or Payoneer. A friend told me that he was once paid in WU, but I have not personally withdraw through that cash out method.
2. Also, you can also decide to trade your TRP on their stock marketplace portal, which is actually my most preferred cash out method because the amount is higher that when I withdraw directly from my earned TRP balance. I rather trade it for higher payout (bigger amount).
For example; I have 1,000 TRP, if i withdraw directly, I will cash out $10.00 USD. Because the conversion from TRP/USD is calculated directly based on mining price, (1,000 X $0.01). Whereas, if i choose to trade it, I will sell it at current market price at $0.014 that means i will cash out $14.00 USD instead of $10.00 USD.
If you sell/trade your earned TRP at current market price now, at the time I’m writing down this thinking, then calculation is done as (1,000 TRP X 0.014 USD = $14.00 USD).
Memoir is currently the internet eye. My sincere opinion here based on my UNILEX so far.
See lesswhat causes stress
Stress describes a person's physical or emotional response to the demands or pressures of daily life. Common causes of stress include work, money, relationships and illness. Significant events like the Covid-19 pandemic and the Christchurch earthquakes can also increase stress and anxiety.
Stress describes a person’s physical or emotional response to the demands or pressures of daily life. Common causes of stress include work, money, relationships and illness. Significant events like the Covid-19 pandemic and the Christchurch earthquakes can also increase stress and anxiety.
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