Hi!
My general attitude towards planning is that I don’t think it’s the greatest idea for you to always have a plan B, a plan C, and a plan D...
Or because “you shouldn’t put all of your eggs in one basket”.
That doesn’t mean I’m saying you should be reckless. For example, when it comes to financial planning, I don’t consider having a rainy day fund a “plan B”. Of course, I’m not giving you financial advice here, but it’s just common sense and the smart thing to do… and should be a part of your plan.
In business, that doesn’t mean you go all-in on something without contingencies in place, either.
For example, even though what Aly and I are doing with crypto, along with our close friend Dan shows a lot of promise (more on that later!), and even as we’re facing probably the most turbulent market conditionS, I believe it’s not going to be the only thing we’re going to pay attention to from now on. It’s just going to become embedded in our bigger picture plan.
To plan out everything that could go wrong, especially when there are a lot of moving parts (and in business, there always are), takes a lot of time. Time, that if used pursuing your one and only plan, would’ve been your unfair advantage over others.
An even bigger problem with developing extensive backup plans is that they give you a false sense of security and complacency.
It’s the reason why in the year 1519, Hernán Cortés, when he arrived in the New World with 600 men, promptly destroyed his ships (the legend says he burned them, hence the “burning the ships” saying, but historians are actually only sure that he destroyed them) sending a clear message to his men that…
Basically, through his actions, he told his crew that there is no plan B.
When it comes to cryptocurrency and related opportunities, we as internet marketers face a very similar situation.
I get that it’s a brand New World for us… and everyone else on the planet. What’s happening is unprecedented, and it will change the face of the world as we know it.
Just like the New World was for Cortés and his men.
This is why it is my firm belief that everyone reading this article in Hive now might want to start seriously looking at it.
Not as a “plan B” or whatnot.
But as The Plan.
The first step, though, is not to rush off and buy a bunch of coins without knowing exactly what and why you’re doing it. That way, you’re going to end up losing money… as most people will. (Most pioneers go home with arrows in their backs, after all.)
Does that mean your results will be the same? No way anybody can promise you that. But you owe it to yourself to forget about doubt (burn your ships, metaphorically speaking) and do your research about good crypto projects and invest in them. Not too much if you can't afford that.
And if it makes sense to you, go in.
It’s where the rest of the world is going… and I don’t want you to miss out on the biggest opportunity of your life. No joke.
Your first step is to get a solid foundation and a system… that has been proven to work through all market conditions - up, down, or sideways.
