You’ve probably seen dozen of variations of this. It’s quite a popular meme and for good reasons. As any good joke, it mixes the unexpected with the funny in a short, easy to remember form. And yet, there

When I was little, I used to fish with my bare hands in a small river near my grandfather’s house, in the countryside. It was a relatively wide river, but very shallow, with just two, three different arms,

If you think this post is about psychedelics or other types or tripping, tough luck. It isn’t. It’s about more mundane, yet orders of magnitude more important ways to span multiple realities. First one

Pink Floyd has a song called Comfortably Numb (released first on the classic album The Wall). I want you to think now at the exact opposite of that meaning. It doesn’t event matter if you know the song,

At the time of writing this, Bitcoin is officially legal tender in El Salvador. The official wallet, Chivo, is not yet available in any of the app stores, though, it should have been available Apple, Google

We, humans, have a very limited hardware setup. Our sensors are not able to perceive a whole range of data. For instance, we cannot see in infrared, or X-Rays. We cannot hear ultrasounds. We cannot see

There are now only two weeks until Bitcoin will become legal tender in El Salvador. I remind you the law was already adopted roughly 2 and a half months ago, what we are expecting it's the actual

One of the side effects of an audience based business is popularity. It may sound obvious, but that’s only because many people get into the audience based business specifically to become popular, and not

The above acronym, as weird as it sounds, means in fact something very simple. LRLR = Low Risk, Low Reward HRHR = High Risk, High Reward Needless to say, both represent strategies. The surprising part

There’s a movie shooting outside the coffee shop I work from these days. Just across the street from the coffee shop there’s a park, and somewhere on the right there’s a relatively large open space used

If you ever dreamed to run your own Bitcoin / Lightning node on a tiny Raspberry Pi, you have a handful of alternatives. Depending on your level of geekiness, you can go with RaspiBlitz, or you can settle

It looks like these days I’m experiencing a variety of ways to think differently. Whether it’s thinking outside of the jar, or realizing the obstacle is not the bottleneck, I’m exposed (luckily) to all

Frugality lowers entropy, and that supports, in the long run, financial resilience. Now, I’ve said. Two big words in one sentence. I mean, one big word, “frugality”, and a ginarmous concept, “financial

It’s a necessity. I know it sounds blunt, so let me try to explain. Until now, being able to live in whatever location (read: country or state) you wanted, was perceived more on the privilege side. Like

We grow into this life with a lot of preconceptions. Things that we learn and then take for granted, and then do them just because that’s how learned. For instance, we attach to a place that we call home,

About 10 years ago I became what is now known as a digital nomad. About 3 years ago I became location independent. While both approaches are fulfilling and obviously more enjoyable than a fixed life, there

I’ve been working remote since before it was cool. The work I do is compatible with this medium, my primary income source is programming, and the secondary sources are coaching and writing. After about

I make my own coffee now, since I can't work in cafes at present. Here's what I'm drinking now

The last two items on my eBay store sold yesterday, albeit each for a fraction of the original listing price. I just wanted to be rid of those items for two reasons. First, the store had become a zero

Stories abound around the net about Bitcoin bubbles, debates about whether it's an investment, and so much more. What I want to share today is something simple - Bitcoin in every day life. I run a business