As I keep thinking about why making the #bitcoin circular economy is key for the change we are all in bitcoin for, I think it boils down to having your default currency of exchange, that which you work for and have to decide to spend to gain services and/or products, makes you value your time more now rather than later. For example, right now the default is to work for fiat and then take some of that fiat and save in bitcoin. The problem is that our default is still within the fiat dynamics and only that portion of our labor that we have saved into bitcoin is outside the sphere of influence. But that changes when we are operating completely under a bitcoin standard because the sphere of influence that we are now within, by default, is to value your labor first and secondly what you can acquire with that labor. This subtle change, as small and inconsequential as it might seem reflects a lot of engineering and design principles - from the 80/20 rule, to path of least resistance, to mindset modifications. So yes, look to learn how to spend your bitcoin - not your savings, but translate your spending budget to bitcoin and spend that for the services/products that you really need/value. Look for those merchants that have share your mindset - you will not only be helping a fellow bitcoiner that wants to see a better society like you, but most likely than not, you will be getting a higher quality product/service for your own labor spent. nostr:nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzpywf5hs6jazpznr0uttp4ex7sf3fa24qldf0fq5gpy78ulsrd7pjqy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uq36amnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wvf5hgcm0d9hx2u3wwdhkx6tpdshsqg8uyzsele5g7ejzuym9xfgfcvcma8ufw589fss3juaseqq76q8psujp0lh8