Stranger Things

Morning everyone,

Just going to share this morning, because I think if I feel this way, others may feel this way, and you know, it is always good to share.

The title has nothing to do with the tv show.

Let me start by saysing, I am very happy to be here, on #CTP and #Steem but do you ever feel like you have a negitive effect on everything you do? Let me give an example. I have been around crytpo off and on now for around ten years, I have played with it, mined, bought, sold. All that stuff. I have always monitored the prices. I have been lucky a few times and made some money but in general (and I am getting to my point! lol) somedays I feel like everything I try to touch turns to coal instead of gold.

At least twice now, and this is the second time, when I go full force into the crypto world things start to go down. It is almost like it sees me coming. It gives you that real strange feeling. I wonder sometimes if reality is real. And it is not just in crypto but other items in life as well.

I just wanted to throw those thoughts out there. Not for pitty or well wishes but for anyone that sometimes feels the same way. Because one thing I have learned is that this is "SHORT TERM THINKING". And I have fallen into that trap too many times in the past. I have blogged before about staying in the long haul. Comparing crypto to the stock market, and it is a long game not a short game.

I have only been back full force for 2 and half month. So you know what I am going to do? I am going to knock that negitive feeling out of my head and keep going full force. Things will turn around, they always do.

I keep referring to @jongolson as he motivates me. If you have read some of his blog post and see where things have gone for him (south) and how he has come back phoenix, rebuilding, restarting and staying postive. Thank you Jon.

I have another person I want to thank this morning (there are others but these are my top two at the moment) and that is @ph1102 he always has great feed back for my posts and always lifts me up. Thanks buddy!