Pro tip: Make a #Bitcoin or #Nostr related side hustle.
Then going to events will be profitable. Not only financially, but also socially.
Just our 2 sats ☺️
#[1] sometimes when posting on Damus, there is a slight delay without any signs of loading, that caused me to press “Post” twice, which posted the same thing twice. It seems to happen with longer posts. Still love the app tho💜
Great work 🏃🏻♂️💨
Exercise is key to a happy and fulfilling life.
It strengthens the mind, body, and spirit.
Boom. This is why we are here.
Time to build 🔨 nostr:note1m0cgw063hgcgx858kxra4rfsy2wvajaze8ea5pkhjlrs4edg0smss52wc8
Our advice? Learn about #Bitcoin.
It’s usefulness, solely as an idea, is heavily underrated.
Bitcoin is multi faceted and fractal. Learning about Bitcoin will teach you a surprising amount of knowledge on life. The lessons learned from Bitcoin may often be applied in many other realms, other than finance, energy, freedom, security, systems engineering, etc…
You’ll just have to take our word for it, and give it a go. It’s time to learn!
freeandgoodavice.com
We took #[0]‘s advice and begin building the world we want to live in.
In our world there is always someone (real humans, not AI) there to help you when you need it most.
Our very mission and values rest upon providing beneficial guidance to all who seek it. Our incentives align with this mission in several ways:
Reputation: As a platform built on the quality of advice we offer, our reputation is directly tied to the value we deliver. Giving bad advice would hurt our reputation, impede our growth, and undermine our very purpose. On the other hand, consistently offering good advice bolsters our reputation, attracts more users, and further propels our mission.
Reviews: We openly encourage reviews from those we advise. This transparent system of reviews creates a clear line of accountability. If we were to provide poor advice, the negative reviews and would immediately alert new visitors, deterring them from using our service. Conversely, good advice leads to positive reviews, enhancing our credibility and attracting more users.
Donations: Our service is free, and we sustain ourselves through voluntary donations from those who find our advice valuable. There's no incentive for us to offer bad advice because it wouldn't lead to donations. Instead, by providing valuable, good advice, we increase the chances that users will see the worth in our service and choose to donate.
In essence, every aspect of our model – our reputation, our review system, and our funding – is designed to motivate us to offer nothing but good advice.
Our very mission and values rest upon providing beneficial guidance to all who seek it. Our incentives align with this mission in several ways:
Reputation: As a platform built on the quality of advice we offer, our reputation is directly tied to the value we deliver. Giving bad advice would hurt our reputation, impede our growth, and undermine our very purpose. On the other hand, consistently offering good advice bolsters our reputation, attracts more users, and further propels our mission.
Reviews: We openly encourage reviews from those we advise. This transparent system of reviews creates a clear line of accountability. If we were to provide poor advice, the negative reviews and would immediately alert new visitors, deterring them from using our service. Conversely, good advice leads to positive reviews, enhancing our credibility and attracting more users.
Donations: Our service is free, and we sustain ourselves through voluntary donations from those who find our advice valuable. There's no incentive for us to offer bad advice because it wouldn't lead to donations. Instead, by providing valuable, good advice, we increase the chances that users will see the worth in our service and choose to donate.
In essence, every aspect of our model – our reputation, our review system, and our funding – is designed to motivate us to offer nothing but good advice.
It's a virtuous cycle: the better the advice we give, the more people we help, the more successful we become. This is the heart of "Free & Good Advice". 