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Intellectually curious, enthusiastic about #bitcoin and #nostr. 🤙 bing@npub.cash

The Six Dimensions of Psychological Wellbeing

In Carol Ryff's model, each dimension represents a facet of psychological well-being:

1. Autonomy: Refers to the ability to regulate oneself and make independent choices, fostering a sense of control over one's life.

2. Environmental Mastery: Involves effectively managing one's surroundings and life circumstances, demonstrating competence in handling challenges.

3. Personal Growth: Encompasses the continuous development and expansion of one's potential, skills, and knowledge.

4. Positive Relations with Others: Focuses on forming and maintaining satisfying and supportive relationships, contributing to a sense of social connectedness.

5. Purpose in Life: Involves having clear goals, a sense of direction, and a feeling that one's life has meaning and purpose.

6. Self-Acceptance: Entails acknowledging and accepting oneself, including both strengths and weaknesses, leading to a positive self-image.

These dimensions collectively provide a holistic view of psychological well-being, emphasising the importance of various aspects in contributing to an individual's overall sense of fulfillment and happiness.

Your values are revealed through how you allocate your time and money.

An evolutionary mismatch refers to a situation where modern conditions diverge from the environments in which human traits and behaviors evolved. This misalignment can lead to challenges or issues, as our biological adaptations may not be well-suited for the demands of contemporary life. Examples include sedentary lifestyles, processed diets, and the stressors of modern society, which can conflict with our evolutionary heritage.

Fiat: Increasing volatility over time.

#Bitcoin: Increasing stability over time.

It's important to watch this if you regularly DCA #Bitcoin and withdraw to cold storage. https://youtu.be/Mqe0QCxjKpI?si=3_Pbf58CKZ5GYT9P

Win or learn.

Replying to Avatar Brad Mills

I’m really struggling with lifestyle FOMO right now.

I have been a good HODLer for the last many years.

I sold some BTC in 2017/2018, after taxes I used the money to invest in companies, diversify into real estate and take some trips / make some films etc general lifestyle improvements.

I wanted to buy a Tesla X and build a dream home.

After some thought, I chose to frig the Tesla (even easier decision to stick with when Elon started shilling DOGE) and take the same money I’d have spent on 1 dream house to instead use it to upgrade my family’s living arrangements.

For myself, I did some minor renovations and landscaping on my existing house and we purchased and renovated an older home in Cape Breton and a Class C RV to drive back and forth with for summer visits.

That felt like the right decision, a modest lifestyle upgrade for myself while elevating the standard of living for my family and investing in Bitcoin entrepreneurs building bitcoin startups.

I even managed to buy back some BTC with the leftovers, albeit at higher prices.

I’ve been practicing delayed gratification for many years…however over the last 2 mths I’ve been experiencing a very big desire to upgrade to a more comfortable home.

We found an estate locally that is incredible, my wife fell in love with it, and I’m really struggling with the decision.

I know this is the absolute wrong time to sell BTC.

The real estate market in Ontario Canada is likely to see big drops over the next few years, and BTC is likely to see big gains over the next 2 years.

I’ve regretted selling too much bitcoin in the past, yet here I am wanting to do it again.

I really don’t think it’s a good idea to take on a large mortgage right now either since rates are so high … I’d hate to be a forced seller of BTC at lower prices in case we don’t see a raging bull market.

Is anyone else struggling with this?

Is this a top signal 😅

It's a tough one. Ultimately, if you delay gratification forever, you'll be dead.

I have a general rule that I'll DCA Bitcoin until retirement, but if the price reaches a predetermined amount during a bull run, I'll sell a small amount for something that will change my life in a meaningful way (e.g., paying off my mortgage balance).

Niksen is a Dutch concept that translates to "doing nothing" or "idleness." It involves purposefully taking time to relax and be present without a specific goal, allowing the mind to wander. It's seen as a way to recharge and reduce stress.

"If you want a recipe for unhappiness, spend your time accumulating a lot of money and let your health and relationships deteriorate."

James Clear

ChatGPT: “FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt) typically refers to spreading misleading or exaggerated information to create negative perceptions. If information is true but presented in a way to induce fear or uncertainty, it might still be considered FUD-like behavior.”

However, IMHO truth trumps FUD. 🙂

“Money and mansions are not the only wealth. Hoard the wealth of the spirit. Character is wealth; and spiritual wisdom is wealth.”

The Atharva Veda

"The wedding is an event, love is a practice. The graduation is an event, education is a practice. The race is an event, fitness is a practice. The heart, mind, and body are endless pursuits."

James Clear

Rules over rulers. #bitcoin

“There are more things … likely to frighten us than there are to crush us; we suffer more often in imagination than in reality.”

Seneca

"I don't believe we shall ever have a good money again before we take the thing out of the hands of government, that is, we can't take it violently out of the hands of government, all we can do is by some sly roundabout way introduce something that they can't stop." Hayek #bitcoin