Having children is fantastic.

The highs are higher.

The lows are lowers.

There is not middle ground.

Which makes it exciting and worrisome at the same time.
Yesterday day was one of the ‘worrisome’ days for me.

My 2-yo got really sick.

Didn’t stop coughing for hours.

We were in the mountains when this happened.

So we took a 2-hr drive to the emergency room late at night.
I can’t see well at nights.

So driving fast in the highway was a distressing.

All while the kiddo was having a hard time getting his breathing right.

My wife and I were scared shitless.
we got to the emergency room in time.

But it was closed
The closest one was 10 minutes away.

It was the place where he was born.

So we felt it was ok to go there.

And it was… until the drew blood from the kiddo.
I rarely show my emotions.

When shit hits the fan I’m stoicer than the most stoic than a Seneca statue.

But the fucking nurse could draw blood from the first pinch… so she had to try again.

She did it badly

This is actually the first time I’ve had someone else’s blood on me.
Poor kid.

Yesterday he learn that we’re here to suffer.

I also relearned that.

And all we can do is find ways to lessen the suffering while giving it some meaning.
Anywho,

The kid’s fine.

I just cooked some pancakes for him with almond flour (highly recommended).

So yes, the highs are higher.

And the lows are lowers.

But I know that my suffering has meaning:

- Making sure my kids grow to be great men.

That’s my mission.
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20 Nov
Too many Americans don’t understand the privilege of having freedom of speech.

In my country, I can be fined for calling my president a bitch or a traitor.
Article 86 of the Dominican Penal Code establishes: "Any offense committed publicly towards the person of the Head of State, will be punished with imprisonment from six months to two years, and an economic fine."

A guy got fined $1000 for calling the president a traitor.
I would love to have “call your president a bitch” privilege. You guys don’t understand what you have. Sad.
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14 Nov
Writing is hard.

But it doesn't have to be.

Here as 5 ways to fight writer's block:
Let me break it down for you.

Writer's Block is a dumb excuse you use to hide the fact you're afraid.

There's no such thing as writer's block.

Writer's block is a hoax.

There's only fear.
You fear embarrassment – "will it be good enough?"

You fear failure – "will it flop?"

Control the fear, and you'll never run out of things to say.

So let me reveal 5 ways to conquer your fear so you can write with bullet-proof confidence.
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Bitcoin is not the future because you’re broke. Focus on making money first. Then worry about investing your money.
Too many people focus on the shit they cannot buy at the moment.

Like bruv look at your bank account.

It’s minus $50,000 because of your student loan and crazy spending sprees.
Instead of figuring out how to invest your non-existent money

Find a problem you solve, Find people with that problem, and get paid to solve that problem
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You can grow a social media following by investing 30 minutes a day into creating content (and posting) instead of scrolling down your feed.

This was how I started.

As my following size grew, I spent more time creating and networking.
Going gung ho into content creation is dumb for most people.

You have a job.
You have a family.
You have other responsibilities.

You don't have enough free time.

So start small. Develop the habit of posting. And post more as your gain traction.
At first, it's best to schedule your posts.

The reason is obvious.

Posting a bunch of times during 30 minutes doesn't work.

You MUST space out your post.

So scheduling your stuff is MANDATORY.

At first, I used Buffer.

Then I used Hootsuite.

And then I discovered @Hypefury.
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Someone asked me, "how can I find my target audience/niche on Twitter?"

If you're looking to grow your Twitter account, this is the most IMPORTANT thread you'll read in your life.
I never tried to find a 'target audience' or a niche on Twitter.

I tweet about:
* the things I like
* the things I've learned
* the things that have worked for me

Basically, I am my own niche.

So just post about what you know, bro.
Twitter is a tool to amplify your ideas.

And the more followers you gain, the farther your ideas will reach.

With a larger reach, you'll gain more influence.

And with more influence, the more of an authority you'll become in the eyes of your audience.
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Content creating is painful.

Mostly because you're limiting yourself.

Here's how to break your limiting beliefs.

So you can grow an audience.
⌛️ Trust in your past

Your achievements have not been given to you.

You've earned them.

Maybe, you still feel you don't deserve success or that people will judge you because you're not the "best" in the world.
But the reality is that there will always be someone you can teach something new, no matter how well known or basic you think your information is.

Never forget that Beginners are an Infinite market.
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