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It just lets the initial salt and seasoning sink into the surface.

The best steak I’ve ever had.

Defrost steaks

Dry surface of steaks

Add steak seasoning both sides

Refrigerate 4 hours

Sear steaks in a cast iron pan with beef tallow, thyme and oregano

Put steaks on “super smoke” on the Traeger for 3 hours with a little bit of salt and black pepper per side

Sautée mushrooms and onions in beef tallow with Garlic Plus, salt and pepper

Preheat conventional grill to 500 F

Brush on barbecue blend sauce if desired

Sear both sides of the steaks and crisp the fat

Plate with a couple of farm fresh fried eggs

Eat and enjoy

Go into a protein coma

The coolest thing is, this whole meal was bought from home producers with Sats. Minus the garnish.

#carnivore #btccirculareconomy

This is going to be 95% of normies that don’t have even 72 hours of provisions and water laid up when SHTF. And they’ll be knocking at your door if you have.

What a weekend. It’s amazing the enthusiasm you can regain for life when you’re not chained. Fiat ruins everything.

Not to mention steel framed structures collapsing into their footprints at freefall speed through the path of greatest resistance. And symmetrical collapse following asymmetrical damage. And the iron microspheres and aluminum particles, that are the hallmark of a highly thermitic reaction, appearing in the dust samples collected from ground zero.

I’m really glad I have always loved physics. The official account of how 9/11 was so unbelievable to anyone that paused Dancing With the Stars long enough to have a second look.

How many consumer goods and services (or apps) do you purchase or interact with because you were specifically looking for their utility, vs products or apps you invest time and money into because they were suggested to you through advertising?

I went to the farmers market this weekend and I ended up getting my second vendor interested. I just ask every vendor whose products I like if they accept Bitcoin. If they say no, I say “It’s great, you should try it. It doesn’t lose value over time like government printed money. Want me to show you how easy it is?” Then show them the send and receive screen on your Lightning wallet. It immediately makes it real.

That will either spawn further conversation and an opportunity to show them how to set up a wallet, or quickly qualify the person as disinterested. At the very least it’s another touch point in their life, of the handful it takes for someone to dive down the rabbit hole on their own.

Farmers markets or small Mom and Pops seem to be the best for obvious reasons, since you are more likely to be speaking with the decision maker.

For other businesses, the Bitcoin on-boarding pack from Bitcoin rocks is really great too.

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lot of people in my life say they want to try jiu jitsu/ mma / etc but won’t commit to a trial class when offered.

the first time i ever went to a boxing gym I just sat in my car in the parking lot, severely out of shape, drug addicted, broke. I wasn’t there to meet anyone. no one knew i was there. I didn’t know anyone there. I didn’t know why I was there. I didn’t go inside.

But for me to even pull up to a gym for the first time was passing a hurdle that changed my life. the next day I held my self accountable, and returned. I just watched. The day after that I put on some borrowed gloves and participated. demonstrable intent, embracing failure.

I’ve built on that slowly. defeating core limiting beliefs by degrees. The gains have been exponential over time, tho many ups and downs. I’m not a world champion in anything, but I have learned how to learn, and embrace new and uncomfortable lifestyles & communities. Learned a lot, failed even more, but importantly just ever broadening my human experience.

My point is try new things. Say yes to people. Erase your calendar. Go camping alone. Go on a blind date. Move to thailand. You can do whatever the fuck you want in this life. Quit your job. Go broke. Take a salsa class. Volunteer at a halfway house. Talk to strangers. Buy a boat. Spray paint something. Just don’t become complacent and too comfortable. embrace, Don’t waste this inexplicable existence.

If your ambitions outpace your ability, and you are showing up for life. you can’t lose.

no need to broadcast or virtue signal that you intend to do or start something to feed your ego or mask a social insecurity. no need to be successful in the eyes of others. catch myself doing these a lot honestly.

but important to remember it’s you vs you. Others can serve as occasional benchmarks or inspiration, but how you push to improve yourself when no one is around is the only relevant measure of progress.

so just go do that new thing. enjoy it, enjoy the new people you meet and the learning process 🤙 oss

-photo from my first week of boxing, 2019

Awesome post. Thanks for sharing part of your story.

I went to high school with a kid who was the only guy on the basketball team that could slam. He used to jump all the way to school on one leg and all the way home on the other. We would ride by on the bus and see him hopping along. But he had some serious vert.

Daily Would You Rather

Would you rather:

A) have to walk backwards everywhere you walked for a year, to win a million dollar prize

B) have to jump on the same one leg, everywhere you went on foot, for six months, for the same prize