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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How to accept death
@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. 🤴👸
How much have you made from takido?
...For viewing purpose only! I have made over $40,000.00 from takido, with 80% income streams from Memoir O3T. Although, personally i will say using Memoir as a free user is actually a huge waste of my time, after registering for a free Memoir account many months ago, I could barely make a reasonablUnfold thinking...
…For viewing purpose only!
I have made over $40,000.00 from takido, with 80% income streams from Memoir O3T.
Although, personally i will say using Memoir as a free user is actually a huge waste of my time, after registering for a free Memoir account many months ago, I could barely make a reasonable amount of streams a month, then i decided to upgrade me account which allowed me with multiple income stream for my knowledge.
O3T is the real Memoir. Lol…
Public Memoir is waste of my time, as UTF made me to understand that time is actually money. Thanks to UTF i discovered my time worth and value as a human.
You can stream my recently dropped Thinking on “how to spread your venom on memoir”, this will help you to maximize your TRP earnings on Memoir.
Don’t forget to stream and follow. Peace!
See lessWhat is thinkle like for you?
Thinkle, although it is now called as Memoir - is a monetized question and answer sharing site. Powerful for enlightens and creators individuals, where I can securely and conveniently answer to people's questions that i resonate with and get paid. Memoir is a great experience for me so far... It filUnfold thinking...
Thinkle, although it is now called as Memoir – is a monetized question and answer sharing site. Powerful for enlightens and creators individuals, where I can securely and conveniently answer to people’s questions that i resonate with and get paid. Memoir is a great experience for me so far…
It fill’s my bank account with a lot of TRP converted to USD, just with my knowledge.
Being able to find a site like this where I can seemingly convert my unique life experience (UNILEX) or knowledge into money is something I can’t say its common to find. Honestly!
See lesshow to spread your venom on memoir
In other for you to spread your venom or better still your peak knowledge on memoir, you need to be very specific on what you're beast at. For example if you're a beast in the crypto industry, then here are exactly my peak on how to spread your venom on memoir for fast memoir mainstreams; -focus onUnfold thinking...
In other for you to spread your venom or better still your peak knowledge on memoir, you need to be very specific on what you’re beast at. For example if you’re a beast in the crypto industry, then here are exactly my peak on how to spread your venom on memoir for fast memoir mainstreams;
-focus on topics you’re passionate about (search exact word on the topic page)
-drop your quality and unique thinkings
-request a follow back from your readers and streamers
*One thing about spreading your thinkings on memoir in specific thinkings is that, it helps get your knowledge exactly in the hands of the right people who really needs to see it, which will prompt a large portion of those readers to PM you directly for an instant O3T session streaming. (That’s where the real memoir milk is…).
Don’t forget to stream and follow. Peace!
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 lesshow much is considered broke
Our survey revealed, on average, people considered having $878 available to them in cash or a bank account to be "broke." Close to $900 in the bank might seem far from destitute, but considering the average national rent is $1,405 that little nest egg can evaporate quickly, especially if you're liviUnfold thinking...
Our survey revealed, on average, people considered having $878 available to them in cash or a bank account to be “broke.” Close to $900 in the bank might seem far from destitute, but considering the average national rent is $1,405 that little nest egg can evaporate quickly, especially if you’re living on your own.
See lesswho is a cryptonaut
Cryptonaut: illiberal neurotic libertarian paranoid anti-social Freudian rational-imperativist HardSecurity technocratic cryptofreak subversionists. The "lock 'em down, lock 'em out, I hate people" types. The ones that I fight with every keystroke. I'm so fvckin nervous writing down this Thinking...Unfold thinking...
Cryptonaut: illiberal neurotic libertarian paranoid anti-social Freudian rational-imperativist HardSecurity technocratic cryptofreak subversionists. The “lock ’em down, lock ’em out, I hate people” types. The ones that I fight with every keystroke.
I’m so fvckin nervous writing down this Thinking… cus am a fvckin Cryptonaut. Lol
“The Cryptonaut”
See lesswhat is the difference between trade and exchange
The word "exchange" tends to emphasize trades within a single country or locale. The word "trade" tends to emphasize international aspects. Regardless, the activity of exchanging or trading is the same, whether it is with your neighbor or someone living clear across the world, as they all get a balaUnfold thinking...
The word “exchange” tends to emphasize trades within a single country or locale. The word “trade” tends to emphasize international aspects. Regardless, the activity of exchanging or trading is the same, whether it is with your neighbor or someone living clear across the world, as they all get a balance on the same thing “value”.
See lessis cryptocurrency legal
Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender in any jurisdiction; they, unlike the conventional currencies issued by a monetary authority, are not controlled or regulated and their price is determined by the supply and demand of their market. ...However fundraising using digital currencies is prohibited.
Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender in any jurisdiction; they, unlike the conventional currencies issued by a monetary authority, are not controlled or regulated and their price is determined by the supply and demand of their market.
…However fundraising using digital currencies is prohibited.
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