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A Short Crypro Newb Guide For Not Failing Miserably


Crypto, blockchain and the emerging of web3 infrastructure have created quite a stir worldwide. More people now, probably more than ever before, are tuning into these developing systems because we have had our lives restructured in light of the global pandemic. What might have once gone on as background noise to our hustle and bustle lives, now has a better opportunity for us to educate ourselves and get involved if we recognize the potential for opportunity.

Here's some actionable steps you can take towards moving into these spaces that are ripe for you. If you're still hesitant to explore these markets, read this and ease your tension.

First off, realize this: it is highly unlikely and darn near impossible that your worst fears will actually play out. Why? Because you should (and will) have plans in place that mitigate you from failing absolutely miserably. With the amount of information you have available to you daily, you really have to intentionally sabotage yourself to fail.

That being said, getting a plan together is the first step.

Identify your goals.

It's all about your goals. Without a strategy, you'll be lost in the vastness of cryptospace. What do you want to achieve? Maybe you want to take advantage of this market and invest in cryptocurrencies. Or maybe you already have and are looking for ways to diversify your portfolio. Whatever the case may be, take some time to sit down and write down your goals before investing any time or money into the various markets and exchanges out there today.

Which exchange / wallet is compatible with which coin, NFT or token? What's the easiest, lowest fee line of connection for moving your assets? Thankfully we're just reaching the tipping point in terms of this technology and adoption taking off. Some faulty and vulnerable blocks and apps have already been vetted and it's not too late to catch the wave. Do some research into security measures and protocols employed by companies you are interested. Also, don't be afraid go ask around on forums and YouTube channels. The more you network the more counsel you acquire.

This leads into the next step. Research people who are doing well at what you are desiring to do. Look at their track record and even reach out to them, you may get an audience with someone you wouldn't expect. Take it serious if they lend you their time. Have your main questions written out if necessary. Your time and theirs is valuable. Honor them for extending themselves to you and try to soak up wisdom from their experience.

For example, take a look at the founders of Coinbase. They had an idea, they executed it and now they are one of the most valuable companies in the world with about $1 billion in cash on hand. Researching these people will give you an understanding of what is possible with your idea and help you think about how to execute it better.


Last but not least, make a plan and take action. Every journey begins with a step as they say. All of your mental energy and imagination will be for naught if you don't do something about it.

If you want to get involved in this space, you're going to need some kind of plan. This might be a specific roadmap for what you're going to do with your crypto tokens and assets, or it might be an actionable plan for how you intend on educating yourself on the intricacies of blockchain technology. Whatever it is, make sure that you have an idea of what direction you want to go in and go in that direction.

It's hard enough to make sense of all the information out there surrounding these topics, let alone help someone else understand them. So create a path and follow it; if you end up changing course later down the line, then that's no big deal. It's better to pivot than stay stuck in place and complain about not making any progress. As you encounter challenges you'll learn the invaluable importance of simply taking one step forward. To be able to put one foot in front of the other consistently pays off in the long term more than we usually think.

Don't be afraid to start, that's really one of the only ways to fail. By not trying at all. Resist the FUD and don't talk yourself out of an opportunity if you can see it. Take some time, do the research and then do something! Even getting your feet wet with $10 or $100 dollars will give you invaluable experience and insight into this exciting emerging technology.

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