The Discipline of the Queue

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What is good folks welcome ya boy back to the block.

So look, I been staring at my desk lately and realizing I kinda played myself. You know how I operate. I like systems. I like logic. When it comes to stacking physical assets, whether it’s silver or gold or whatever else I can hold in my hand, I got this unwritten rule about the content creation side of things.

I respect the queue.

Basically, I try to post things in the exact order I purchased them in. Keeps a timeline, keeps the records straight for when the tax man or the grand kids come asking questions in thirty years. But man... I went on a tear a while back buying fractional stuff. Just piling up these little one gram bars and rounds some generic stuff.

And now I’m paying for it.

I am honestly getting tired of posting about gram bars. I got some serious heavy metal sitting in the safe right behind ‘em. I wanna drag out the big bars, the stuff that makes a thud when you drop it on the table. The stuff that actually feels like wealth and not just a novelty, eh? I wanna move on to the heavy weights but my own stubborn brain won't let me skip the line.

So I figured instead of doing another boring "hey look at this shiny rectangle" post, I’d challenge myself to talk about why we even bother with the small stuff.

It ain't about the flex. A gram bar is a terrible flex. It’s about the habit.

Stacking is boring. If you doin it right, it should be boring. It’s not like buying some garbage meme token and watching a green candle for four hours until you get rugged. It’s slow. It’s buying a gram here, an ounce there, just consistent pressure over time.

Sticking to this posting queue is kinda my way of reminding myself that the small wins matter just as much as the big bricks. If I can't respect the gram, I don't deserve the kilo. Or at least that's what I tell myself so I don't go crazy 🤣

Anyway I did it a precious metal post that was not look at this shiny! we save that for another day and get through these lil buggers soon!

I am a financial advisor ! If you can't take personal responsibility for you investing, I hate to brake it to ya, but you ain't nothing but a sucka, you supposed to lose your shit.

@bitcoinman's bits of wisdom

• Invest only what you can afford to lose and be mindful of the potential risks.
• Unless you can accept delivery stay away from futures and stick to physical.
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