It's been a week since I've started using read.cash. I came here from Publish0x, from reading Scott Cunningham's articles. I've always been finding ways to earn extra pocket money to invest in cryptocurrency as my salary from my job isn't earning me enough to save up and invest. Currently, I'm in Thailand, working at a job that pays $270 monthly which, after expense, left me with almost nothing. That was one of the reasons I started going into Cryptocurrency, another reason was that I've always been looking forward to using digital currency to pay for my daily expense. I imagine a future in which, we do not have to bring cash with us to pay for the daily expense.
It was about 3 years ago when I first bought Bitcoin, I remembered I bought about $50 worth of Bitcoin at the price of $8k/BTC with the money I got from my side hustle. That was the only time I manage to buy Bitcoin with my side hustle because a majority of the side hustle I've been doing was a scam. Getting scammed quite a few times make me frustrated and I was on the verge of giving up. Then later figured I'll take a rest first before starting over again.
Resting for a bit over a year(I know it's too long of rest, but I was fed up and almost give up on even myself as I was quite serious on some of the hustles I did), I started over again trying to hustle on the side, but this time, not only online, I went on to do real-life side hustle(at least it pays). I started saving money in piggy banks at home, waiting for it to accumulate. After saving for some time, I'll use half the money to buy something for my family and half of it to buy crypto. That said, my crypto assets only amount to about $500-$600 in USD, depending on the price fluctuations.
I believe I'll be able to live off my passive income and crypto earnings then. I wish to be able to have the time to do what I want, learn what I've been passionate about, pursue my own dreams, take better care of my family and go on vacation without worrying.
By then, if I have children, I would be able to educate my children on Financial Education which schools don't teach, have them learn skills that are compulsory to real-life situations, help them develop a positive and problem-solving mindset, guiding them on the way to life before letting them fly on their own.
I've said all there is to be said, all I wish is to slowly see my assets grow, even if it's bit by bit. For me, success is what the mind thinks, if you're contented, just earning enough to live, eat, drink, drive, go on vacations and still have enough to invest back into your assets should be enough for you. But then, this is just my personal opinion, feel free to tell me yours too!
Feel free to advise/criticize, I'll be happy to accept all of them!
