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MenuYou are terminally ill and have only one minute to leave your children with a outline to a business plan. What do you scribble on the bed-side paper?
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I love you, enjoy the journey.
All of my bitcoins are in a brainwallet. Freeze me and donate me to Google, when Ray Kurzweil solves mortality, upload me and I'll give you the private keys.
Whatever your dream (business or life) is - decide that you deserve it, and that you're worth it (cause you are), and the steps to move forward and get there.
1. Do what you love and the money will follow.
2. Love people and serve them well.
3. Don't rob your family of your time.
4. Build a legacy into the next generation.
5. I love you.
Do what you love AND has the potential to make money.
you are capable of anything if you believe in yourself and work hard for it. Never give up and never let anyone tear you down.
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