is about life’s leverage capital ideas.

Many people think the primary investments are time and money. That is true but there are other investment variations – material and emotional.

Today’s thinking confession is about these two important categories which have many subcategories also.

I did undergo a serious life change and my focus changed to providing capital for my future and a better understanding of human emotions investment.

Material investments angle.

In my country, the economy is challenging, and many people sell everything they have to live the months forward. That is a good reason for me to look for an investment that brings money in case of bankruptcy.

I told you about my Facebook group and there is a future to make future money from various investments. The reasons for that are that crypto went down, multi-level marketing is not worth it anymore and many companies’ shares are unstable.

At the moment, the most popular material investments are silver, gold, and real estate. I choose silver investment because is affordable. It has a stable trade price to sell for physical money. Of course, gold is more expensive and gives more capital but it’s also challenging to buy it.

It is said that when is a recession, people buy silver. Indeed, I love antique silver a lot, but the mass prefers sterling silver, which is newer and more popular at the moment.

Precious metals investment gives a passive income if their value is correctly predicted. But, as with every other business, to buy and sell them, people should be well-informed about the coins or bars they sell. That made me read a lot about silver and gold investments. Indeed, I learned many new things to share with the community.

Emotional investment angle.

It’s important when someone invests in the emotions of other people by taking care of them. That is what my friend’s non-profit organization “GSOWNC” /Go Save Orphans, Widows, and Needy Children/ taught me.

I am deeply involved with African countries because if there are sincere people in the world today, they live there. Sticking with my opinion about honest relationships and attitudes, I am convinced by my living experience that African people are the most genuine.

Emotional investment is more important than material because it builds consciousness.

“Do you have a son or daughter who would like to exchange letters with the children at “Go save Orphans Uganda?”/Email: saveorphans20@gmail.com/

With those words, my heart melts because when I was younger, the only way to connect with people purely was through the old paper letters that today are forgotten.

As a romanticist, I still love written-paper books and love letters. I never receive them, but I write them sometimes.

There is joy when receiving a special letter or e-mail from a person who speaks from their heart. It makes the reader feel special and everyone wants to feel important to someone else.

When a man or woman puts feelings in communication with an unknown person, making them feel closer, that is appreciation. It builds an authentic reputation that sells more than every promotional trick. So, it’s worth it as an investment.

Looking at the things my friend does for the orphans and widows makes me believe there is humanity. Habimana Nelson tries to make Kisoro’s children grammatically competent. He wants to support as many as possible african people to become better in their lives.

Since when did elementary studying and water supplements become a luxury?

The thought made me cry because nowadays, nobody cares for human equality. That should change for sure. If I can help the process through my blog or investments, both material and emotional, I will do it, undoubtfully.

The Answers Are In The Skies

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To Those Who Gave Up The Fight For Life.

Today’s confession will be harsh. I am not religious, and this post is not about the holy threesome or something. It’s inspired by Megadeath’s song “Foreclosure Of A Dream,” because it applies to my situation.

It has been a while since I struggled financially. The fight started in August. At the beginning of December, I went officially bankrupt. Depression tried to crawl into my daily life, but I persecuted it.

In my style, I drank wine on my own the night I found out about my official bankruptcy. Sharing my problems is not my strong suit. Avoiding the situation also didn’t help me. Through the emotional whirlwind in my personal life, apathy overwhelmed me.

I stood in a zombie-like shape for a few days because of the shock I experienced. It was a reminder of a similar situation ten years ago.

Many fronts broke me inside – romantic loss in my life, my child’s school problems, and the financial crisis. But, hey, I survived! The realization of my deep drowning woke me up from a life’s dream. I started to build myself from the scratch again. So, here I go, sharing my experience with everyone who finds themselves here.

What did I do in that wrecking situation?

Listening to music certainly helped me, and doing puzzles too. But still, the simple rules I wrote down for my future money situation are: never owning to bank anything, saving 20% of my every income, and writing notes for the spent money. That creates the financial picture. Outside it, I use schedules for everything – from home-cooked meals to grocery shopping, and have reminders daily to reduce the workload in every life field. My head ran wild when I saw exactly how many responsibilities wait for my intervention.

The Answers Are In The Skies of personal activity, but not in religious awaiting for Universe’s plan. I also find out why I am still single, living my unfulfilled life. Action is the change key to everything. It should start sooner for everyone.

The situation made me inspired to do better. I wrote my new action plan, reorganized my priorities, and started to achieve more in my daily life. Thanks to the harsh financial realization, I became a new person without many feelings. Currently, they are in my life’s backseat since I share my finances and life with no one outside my child. That may change or not, but it doesn’t matter. My will is to improve myself financially and never be in a bankrupt situation again. Sacrificing my lack of financial culture doesn’t look good for me or my child’s future. The steps I took, I should do a long time ago. But it’s better later than never.

By the way, Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad, Poor Dad”‘ book is a great reading choice for lonely Christmas evenings. Tears do not secure the financial future, but they’re needed to ease the emotional pain. People should improve themselves daily in every way they can and know. I know that sounds cold, but after all the pain, I started to think differently. Romance and sex are good, but they will not save me when a financial crisis strikes. As a solo player in my life, I need to provide everything for my child.

The recent financial situation motivated me to do everything possible to find a way out of the poverty circle without losing my dignity. Going back somewhere I don’t belong is not on my life’s or emotion’s plates. Many people go for the comfort, love, or money of others and that’s a huge mistake. Standing on one own two feet is never easy and often leads to various breakthroughs, but in the end, is about the soul’s survival. I am grateful for my bankruptcy because it sped up many plans I put aside because running like a mouse in a daily rut.

The same goes for my love life – the financial crisis woke me up from the “Fairytale has gone bad” romances I had the last few years. Almost nobody saves no one if there is no mutual love, respect, and business. But there are still good people even if they’re rare.

In that way of thinking, I stand up in the middle of my messes, go to the next job interview, and dance through life with a high chin.

P.S.: I will post two times per week – Wednesday and Friday. That will be until I resolve the problems around me. I have many ideas to improve the blog. There is a lot to unfold.