Yesterday, I granted a rare video interview for a small group of Business Administration students.
The scheduled 30 minute chat lasted for 1.5 hours.
And surprisingly, the students wanted to discuss the crypto space and life philosophy more than SWOT analysis, corporate balance sheets or fishbone charts.
Early on, I realized that the level of crypto knowledge within the group ranged from total newbie to early, post "Crypto Winter".
For the beginners, I recommended my cointelegraph.com article: "Is Cryptocurrency Real Money? Brief Discussion on Major Issues Surrounding Debate" https://www.google.com/amp/s/cointelegraph.com/news/is-cryptocurrency-real-money-brief-discussion-on-major-issues-surrounding-debate/amp.
For the more advanced crypto enthusiasts with a fair grasp of Java and JavaScript, I told them to download "UDEMY - Build a Blockchain and Cryptocurrency from Scratch".
As far as the life philosophy stuff, I emphasized these three things:
"Treasure the kind people in your life. They have probably seen more tragedy than you'll ever know."
"Always be kind. And if you can't, don't f*ckin' make it worse!" (The Dalai Lama - severely paraphrased).
And ...
"Unless you want to feel the full wrath of an Avenging Archangel, never disrespect or piss off anyone who is polite and intelligent."
In spite of many requests to extend our video chat, I ended the online interview and left them with this:
"99.9% of the most successful people I've ever met knew the value of just showing up."
May you and yours be well and love life today.
In Lak'ech, JaiChai
(JaiChai 3 OCT 2021. Simultaneous multi-site submissions posted. All rights reserved.)
