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These are sources of inspiration to me. I want to listen and learn from what they have to say because a thing or two might help me grow.

To try and guilt trip those tagged into replying is a negative way of getting attention and looks weak because itā€™s easier than demonstrating competency or value.

You still matter even if they donā€™t reply to you. You should focus on becoming impressive at what you your own passion and be grateful if someone notices.
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pam 2y ago

Yea, guilt tripping isnā€™t cool.. Cameri is right, figure out what you are passionate abt. People donā€™t give two hoots abt attention here. They just go abt talking to whomever who clicks or whatever is interesting to them. Iā€™m grateful for the people here. This is my happy space in a larger crazy world out there. Nostr is special

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pam 2y ago

Btw hope that didnā€™t come across negatively. I think India is very unique - from ancient stories to political changes over the years. Iā€™ve read many business stories from India on how people overcome classism, corrupts, gangs and still achieve global business statuses

I see you post bits and pieces on Bitcoin and India. Iā€™d definitely love to hear Bitcoin tech growth in India - who are the Bitcoin businesses / wallets / miners from India ? howā€™s the Bitcoin user adoption? How can villages in India adapt digital growth? Who are the Bitcoin celebrities of India ? How can Bitcoin and Nostr beat corruption in the long run? How are people of India being educated abt Bitcoin ? There are so many cultures and languages in India - I think 21 languages ? How do we overcome language barriers ?

Iā€™d love to hear your opinions and perspective on Bitcoin growth in India. Iā€™m sure people globally would be interested too. You can always share bits and pieces of this on your Nostr notes. Hope these suggestions helps!