I joined MDCM in December of 2016 after looking out on the cyberspace landscape and seeing that most people were not really promoting a real business. Instead, it seemed everyone was chasing the money of ICOs, the next altcoin to blow, or they were promoting an investment opportunity and calling it a "business"(USI Tech, Questra World, anyone?)
I knew then that what that represented was an opportunity that most people hardly even considered from that perspective. Me, well, I'm too intuitive towards my income potentials to miss prevailing trends, and I'm too much of a Boss willing to go against the tide of the sheep being driven to the proverbial slaughterhouse.
Mostly, I believe that we're suppose to make money, not chase money. That's why I and trading opportunities don't get along very well: Everyone I ever tried scammed!
It's why you don't see me posting about the next big currency, either. Chasing the money comes at the expense of protecting the network. Too many people see themselves as loners-on-the-money. Too many people attempt to defy the network implications related to making money, and instead, they just want to hit it big real quick!
The history of the game of money has always been the flaunting of money without the capacity to articulate the value context of money. The history of money is that people have always tried to beat up other people with the money by flaunting it to no end: "Look at how much money I got", is the world's fundamental statement to each other with money.
Not "come, let's go make some money", the world doesn't know how to say that.
Have you ever noticed that the world instructs you on how to save money, how to be a consumer- and the world may even tell you to "invest", but never in what or why.
The world also never instructs on how to run a business- even though its the business which would make the money to pay people even on their investments.
These were some of my thoughts as I began to drive MDCM across cyberspace over a year ago.
When I joined MDCM I was literally rubbing my hands in anticipation of my analysis: If what I was seeing of so many chasing the money was true, then my pushing a business was going to be a breath of fresh air online!
Let me ask you a question while we're on the subject: Why do so many people chase the money in the manner that they do? Not kids, but grown people who you'd think had experienced life enough to know that the chase represents a hook being in their mouths and that they're actually being dragged across multiple platforms as the hook snares a string of more fish on its line.
Are people afraid to get behind a business? Is it that people can't really articulate the structure of a business, but they can see the money just fine? These were some of the questions I held in my mind as I ventured out in 2016 across cyberspace to inform the world of MDCM. I saw an opportunity that to this day continues to reward me from my having properly gauged the cyberspace landscape from a lofty enough position to give me clarity over the ensuing chaos.
My mind told me: "While everyone else is chasing the money, now's a great time to drive a business". So, instead of chasing the money, I simply drove a business and I'll keep driving a business called MDCM while the majority are still chasing the money.#Iajs
