Hello everyone, in these couple of days, I'm trying my best to make a commitment to be more active in terms of blog posts. When it comes to threading, I'm sure there's not a day that passes I don't show up, unless I was very ill. So yeah, if I don't give at least a comment to someone on threads, then you should check up on me (jk, you don't have to, you've got more important things to think about).
And besides, now that I'm investing a part of my income deeply into this platform by building LP (and HP after I'm done with 100K Goal very soon), it's reasonable for me to put in the work.
Add data to the blockchain as much as we can.
Data Data Data
Haha, bro is so obsessed with data, but I can see why. As he has shared in his many blogs and threads, data is the new oil, and with the "rise of AI," data is what will eventually rule the world as it's what determines how powerful an AI agent, chatbot, whatever you guys call it besides the computational power (those noise makers) is.
Anyways, that's not the purpose of this blog, so let me stay away from Task's field.
What do I have to say today:
Nothing but a reminder of one of the most important lessons to building a successful future in terms of anything, but specifically wealth creation.
Warren Buffett (my role model in investing) has some famous investment advice, but one of them which stuck with me as I read one book titled "The Warren Buffett Way" is "Focus on Long-Term Value." I don't know if that's exactly how he puts it because many people have their own version of this, but I think you get my point.
Long-Term Thinkers Are The Winners
During InLeo's most recent chain chatter, Khal had to interview (is that what it's called?) the cofounder of Splinterlands. His Hive username is yabapmatt (add @ at the beginning of that to follow him; I don't want to unnecessarily ping him).
Khal asked him for any closing thoughts to leave the people with, and those closing remarks encouraged me to do my recent buy of almost 20K Leo tokens.
Hell, I'm about to even change my 100K Leo goal for this year.
He said, and I quote:
The people that do the best in general are the people that have the most conviction about [a] project.
Timestamp is 57:25
https://x.com/i/spaces/1dRKZddQPEoJB
That statement goes in line with Warren's principle of seeing value in a project or business and then going long term. You don't have to know every great project; you just have to know a few and believe in them. If you understand and see the value and join in early, you have a high chance of winning.
@falcon97/re-khaleelkazi-w9rrsfz8
@khaleelkazi/re-leothreads-xndwfkpz
He also added that you buy when prices are low.
If you're any active on threads, you can see that this is an opportune time to buy $LEO.
Not not not financial advice for sure. Falcon ain't saying buy Leo; Falcon is saying buy Leo if you believe in the project and its future value proposition. This is not a blog to convince you [of] why InLeo is a great project (if you know, you know). I'm just saying don't go for the pumping project, go for the value proposition project, because in the long run, those are the projects that do well according to Warren.
Social Media (X) Plus Crypto Plus Blockchain = Valuable Project
I bet you, leave InLeo for 4 weeks and come back, and you can be sure you will see a whole different platform. The speed of innovation, development, and progress is just mad, bro.
Another thing that checks the box
Warren said one way to know a great business is to watch the management. If the people at the top have great integrity and show a sense of commitment:
Have you joined any of the InLeo AMAs?
Sick.
The leader talks the talk and walks the walk.
Always impressed by his sense of intelligence and knowledge of what he's doing. These qualities make me convinced enough that I'm doing well the right thing when it comes to buying Leo.
So yeah, this is all I have to say for today. Always remember, and this is Falcon's quote:
Little Drops of Leo Make a Mighty Leocean
Have a great day.