Supporters of my writing may know that I try to ask at least one question on r/cryptocurrency every day so as to farm for moons that can be converted to cash. Well, my brain cells are exhausted, and I’m not too brilliant in the first place, so I find that I lack the inspiration to continue my valiant question generation efforts.
Though my inadequate mind turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Intuitively, I turned to reading, in hopes that I would come across quotes that would stimulate my thinking and serve as material for questions. This was a great move because I apparently was stirred enough to generate the following 15 questions. All this from indulging in my favourite pastime, reading.
- Comedian Mel Brooks once said, “Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer.” What’s the crypto version of tragedy and comedy?
- Edmund Hillary once said, “People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.” Which individual do you think has accomplished extraordinary things in the crypto world?
- In the words of Shakespeare: “The clothes maketh the man”. Which Reddit avatar do you think best expresses yourself?
- Eleanor Roosevelt once said, ‘A stumbling block to the pessimist is a stepping stone to the optimist.’ What stumbling block in crypto are you going to turn into a stepping stone?
- Einstein once said, “Science without religion is blind. Religion without Science is lame.” Redditors would probably say, “Investing without patience is blind. Patience without investing is lame.”
- Zig Ziglar says, “Anything worth doing right is worth doing badly until you can learn to do it right.” How long did it take for you to come up with a DCA routine that worked optimally for you?
- “Saving money,” Jason Zweig, the author of “Your Money and Your Brain” once said, “doesn’t feel good.” Luckily these days, we save money in the form of moons.
- As Walt Whitman once said, “There is no place like it, no place with an atom of its glory, pride, and exultancy.” Does this sub make you feel like that?
- Organisation guru Jeffrey Mayer once said, "If everything is urgent, then nothing is urgent.” What is urgent to you in your crypto investing journey?
- An old English proverb states, “That which can be done anytime is never done at all.” Is it helpful for you to set aside a time for interacting with people on this sub though?
- Albert Einstein once called compound interest the 8th great wonder of the world. Are you providing liquidity by staking your moons in the liquidity pool at SushiSwap?
- A Japanese proverb says, “Getting money is like digging with a needle; spending it is like water soaking into sand.” What expenses are you trying to cut to get more money for DCA?
- Benjamin Franklin said, “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” How do you level up your crypto knowledge n proficiency?
- Oprah Winfrey once said in a virtual commencement address, “What will your essential service be?” What’s your contribution to this sub?
- Herman Melville once said, “To produce a mighty book you must choose a mighty theme.”What crypto theme do you think needs to be turned into a book?
What I mean by virtuous cycle is this: read books widely -> pick up a quote & form a question -> post question on Reddit & TORUM -> store question on handphone -> rinse and repeat -> deftly repurpose these 15 questions into an article on Publish0x
Looking at the questions above, I enjoyed finding out about how other people respond to these quotes. I’ll be honest, sometimes my questions don’t get any upvotes on Reddit but hey, they provoke some witty and introspective remarks at time. Anyway, enhancing my sense of satisfaction is the fact that I have created a self-sustaining work process. Also, I’m sure that I will use some of some quotes to inspire my students one of these days!
