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Human beings continue to inspire me. Just when we think there is no escape from established ways of doing things, some people out there show us that it CAN be done and how they did it. Unconventional methods, choices and wisdom can often shine a light on our own fears and help us overcome our doubts, which are often the only thing in the way of our vision becoming a reality.
In the spirit of seeding some powerful inspirations and perspectives with you all today, it is
's pleasure to showcase the work of these 5 Steemians who are doing their part to empower and motivate us so that we may start trusting our own vision and discernment more, and eventually dare to make the jump ourselves into the future we hope to create.
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Watermelon, virtuous fruit
The topic comes up every summer on the festival circuit in the burning heat; someone cuts open a watermelon for everyone to share and the topic starts: "Aren't these supposed to be really good for the body in all sorts of ways? Does anybody actually know why this fruit is so special?" Well, everyone in the camp certainly feels that way and agrees but no one ever has the list of watermelon benefits with them... and before I know it it's winter and I forgot to look it up.
Thankfully, 
🖤 My solo-adventure in Portugal - Part 1: Norway-Algarve-Lisbon!
While I try not to force my own passions onto other people, I do find I write way too seldomly about the psy tribe that I care so much about. When I do stumble upon some of them (even though we have never met "in person"), I recognize them instantly.
Apart from the passion for psychedelic music, this captivating travel post by 
If you want to hear from someone who just dared this jump herself, look no further.
FREE money, and I am a fricking trillionaire!
Today I - like many others - woke up to find the estimated worth of my SP to be hilariously high, presumably due to some technical issue in the Steem blockchain. I drew a somewhat hilarious conclusion because these developments often carry a quality that could be described as a "cosmic giggle" - fueling our imagination for where this whole space might be headed in the next decades.
But it also reminds us that money isn't everything and that it's a lot more useful to remind ourselves what we already have that DOES COUNT for something, like children. Where many people seem to want more money to buy even more useless things than they already have, there are some people who remain grounded and get to a point where money flows their way, and yet they decide not to force anything and instead put it on hold until an opportunity presents itself.
An inspiring little story by 
Why The Crypto & Bitcoin Price Market Crashed - Top 10 Reasons
For the longest time I have been meaning to feature the work of the amazing "Crypto Lark," mainly because I find his recurring show highly informative and because his charming delivery often includes bits and pieces of information that most commentators out there seem to disregard, either to score points or because they lack the background information. Information like the criminal intricacies of the debt-based fiat monetary system, or the negative sides of popularly over-hyped blockchain projects, to name but a few.
To top it off the guy has a radiating sense of humor and never takes himself too seriously. This video is less of a humorist exposé, compared to some of his past gems, but it is one of the best summaries of potential reasons why the crypto market finds itself in such a slump currently. If you are still scratching your head, this video may give you some great ideas to follow up on.
Head over to 
🌈 Flowers & Hand Dyed Textiles available for SBD on Homesteaders Co-op 🎁
Many people in the crypto and blockchain-space are dedicated to help create a better world, using cutting edge technologies of decentralization. At the same time many of us feel the weight of the current socioeconomic system weigh heavily on our vision. Adoption-wise, fiat is still miles ahead of crypto and it may take some time until a shift becomes visible where we can rely less on central bankers' phony money and more on the crypto assets we hold dear.
Naturally I try to keep an eye out for well-intentioned companies that are doing their best to bridge the gap between both worlds, and the work and offers of 
Not only can you get high quality abundance seeds, dyed textiles and even dried flowers from them, but you can pay directly in SBD - effectively bypassing the old economic structure entirely. It is businesses and initiatives like this that will really make a difference in the long run, so if you want to spice up your garden, wardrobe or living room and you have some SBD laying around, come check out what they have to offer and be part of the transition to a saner and self-determined society.
I salute you for your pioneering role; it will send a strong signal to those businesses who don't quite dare to make the transition yet. Somebody has to make the first move and it might as well be homesteaders with their heart in the right place <3
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