The Mindset is the Difference
The unemployed complaint of futile search for a job, truly, the popular jingle there is no job anywhere” is not a lie. The rate of unemployment is alarming in my country. Some employed complain of poor salary which is barely enough to meet their basic needs. Is not news that many employers don’t comply with the minimum wage payment, and even the minimum wage is also small. Then there is a third group that is well paid enough to take care of basic needs and vacations but doesn’t give financial freedom.
The only thing common among these three groups – the unemployed, the low salary earner, and the not low salary earners is that they depend wholly on a job. They believe they must have a job to earn money.
No job? The salary is too small? Why don’t you look for an alternative source of income? There are so many opportunities out there – offline and online that you could take advantage of to improve your money inflow. But instead many wait for a job or for that promotion that will increase their salary. Those earning just enough are busy living a luxurious life and spending all they have earned, without thoughts of investing elsewhere or even starting a business to have an alternative source of income. What if you are laid off tomorrow, what then?
Let’s check out these laws of finance.
There are two laws of finance
Law of poverty
Law of wealth
Law of Poverty
This law state that works alone or works under someone and remains poor for the rest of your life. 95% of people in the world are living under this law. The people under this law make use of their credentials, they have an ego, they seek a job, they have someone they call boss, and they receive a salary which is a fixed amount.
S = Small
A = Amount
L = Limiting
A = And
R = Restricting
Y = You
These people are called the working class. They always look for a job.
J = Just
O = Over
B = Broke
**Law of Wealth**
This law states that work with a team or group of people and remain wealthy forever. It is just 5% of people in the world that are living under this law. The people under this law make use f their skills, and they are called the thinking class. They think of what to offer to the society and in turn, make money. These people always have multiple streams of income and their income is not fixed.
The difference between these laws is that the people under the law of poverty don’t take advantage of the opportunities that avail themselves… while those under the law of wealth take advantage of every opportunity that comes their way. The wealthy ones have connections, networks, and investments while the poor ones have their degree and certificates.
Keep this in mind, money does not respond to qualifications, otherwise, the wealthiest people should have been Ph.D. holders and professors. Money does not respond to age, otherwise, the world’s oldest would have been the richest.
It is not about the quality of your degree, it is about what you do with the degree.
Have you noticed that the first-class degree holders are not the richest neither are the third-class degree holders the poorest? There is more to being wealthy than education.
The most important thing is the mindset and the next thing is a commitment to self-discipline.
The only person holding the key to your success is you.
The secret to success is for you to be willing to pay the price, but the challenge is that very few are ready and willing to pay the price to succeed. While some are partying and having fun, others are learning, planning, investing, and earning.
Don’t sit down and complain about where you are, it won't change anything. If you must see changes, the person that must change is you. Yes, you.
Take Charge of Your Fears
Deep down, we all know that our lives make a difference. But when it comes to its reality this thing called fear engrosses us. Why?
Because it's a step to making a difference.
Let me share a story with you.
*Some years ago when I was 13 years old, we had a neighbor who was afraid of almost every animal - rats, cockroaches, birds, snakes, name it. He is happily married with three kids. His kids were my friends. Some days they come to spend time with me at home while other days I go over to watch movies and play video games with them.*
*One of those days I went over, we were watching a football match with him in the sitting room. He loves football, so do we. We watch football games with him whenever he is at home. So while watching the football match, a rat ran into the sitting room from the kitchen, with the man's wife running after it with a broom in her hand. While the kids joined her in the pursuit to kill the rat, I could help but notice that the man jumped onto the couch with his tail between his legs, like a scared puppy. We killed the rat a few minutes later and returned to watching the football match. I couldn't help but think about the man's reaction. It was hilarious.*
*I later found it he was scared of rats.*
*A couple of months later, his wife went to get groceries from the market and his children were at my place. So he was alone at home.*
*Moments later, he ran out of his apartment shouting "Snake! Snake!!"*
*My father and a few other neighbors ran to his house. They searched for the snake but couldn't find it. And the man can't tell the direction the snake took, as he ran off immediately he saw the snake. Everyone retired to their apartment after a futile search.*
*He wasn't just afraid of rats but also snakes and perhaps most animals.*
*Some days later, one of his kids was bitten by a snake, probably the same snake. They were home alone, and he would have died if not for the neighbors that intervened. They found and killed the snake and the kid was treated. Thankfully he survived.*
*This incidence would have been prevented if the man was courageous enough to stay in the room and chase after the snake while calling for help or even killed the snake himself.*
*Fear...*
What is fear?
Fear is just a call to exercise courage.
Without fear, there won't be courage. We can not be courageous in any situation unless we have something to protect, something to honor, something to prove, or something to commit to.
Fear is a call to action and that action should be courageous.
Source: Michaelhyatt https://michaelhyatt.com/why-courage-requires-fear/
So it is okay to have fear over bringing your difference to reality but what you do with fear makes or mar the difference you are about to create.
Success will knock at your door the moment you play the courage to live honestly within your means, the courage to resist temptation, the courage to speak the truth, and the courage to be a better version of yourself.
For when courage steps in, you will be unstoppable.
Nothing is ~~impossible~~ for he that believes.
So what does it take?
To be beaten but not broken, to be battled but not defeated, to be oppressed but not captivated, to be crushed down but not destroyed.
Fear is the beginning of courage and courage lies at the core of success.
Remember that all the great works of the world have been accomplished by courage and the world's greatest victories are always born in the face of defeat. Also, nothing is more tragic than encountering a person who believes that his or her life has no meaning and that she/he has no contribution to make or value to make.
Be courageous today. Look fear in the eye and shoot it down. Don’t let it take over. Don’t let it win.
There is no courage without fear. Take charge of your fears today.
**Questions: So share with us that something that you feared but were able to overcome by being courageous? And what was the outcome? Share your tale with us in the comments section below.**
Ref: Michaelhyatt https://michaelhyatt.com/why-courage-requires-fear/
Image Source: lead image is by Mohamed Hassan from Pixabay. https://pixabay.com/vectors/ghost-fear-shadow-man-scare-5773215/
Exploring the Top Bitcoin Cash Community
Prior to joining this platform, I have heard about Bitcoin (BTC) and some other coins I earned from faucet, but not Bitcoin Cash (BCH). Now I do, and though I'm yet to earn a substantial amount (about $0.5 from tips on post and comments), I'm loving the new found asset and look forward to having more of it.
I have been on this platform for 6 days, just a day shy a week. I've have published as many articles, at least one post per day. And after each post, I always take some minutes to explore the various features of the site as well as read posts by others and leave a like and/or comments when necessary.
This post will be about my experience since joining read.cash and then persppective of the platform.
On your mark, get set, go!
**On your mark**. I visited read.cash for the first time on August 3, 2021. I googled for ways to earn money (crypto) online without investment. And of course, I got so many option. I browsed through a couple of them, in the end, I chose read.cash.
**Get set**. After choosing read.cash over other suggested platforms, I got started by signing up, which was very easy and took just a few minutes (less than 5 minutes). I wrote down my seed phrase on a paper. Later, I saw an option to backup my wallet. I proceeded to installed the Bitcoin.com wallet on my mobile phone, and backed up my read.cash BCH wallet following the instruction on the post.
**Go!** Then came my first post on the same day. I was anxious to get started. So I wrote my first post. It was about myself, so it was easy and didn't take too much time to be ready. Two hours later, my first post was live. Then I proceeded to read and comment on posts which earned me my first tip and subscriber.
Here I am 6 days later, actively posting and engaging with other posts.
The First and not the last
The first day I visited read.cash was August 3, and my first post "Here he comes", which was an introductory post, came on the same day. then, I proceeded to reading and exploring some of the site's features. https://read.cash/@Tipster/here-he-comes-8431bd99
My first read was the post "Write Prompt #11: Labels" and I left a comment (my first comment) which earned my first tip worth $0.05. Though very small, I was excited receiving it on my first day. $0.05 is still the highest individual tip I have received from three users @JonicaBradley @Bloghound and @francescawrites . I've received lower amounts from other users which all amounted to about $0.50, and I've given away most of it as tip to other users. https://read.cash/@JonicaBradley/writing-prompt-11-labels-a5f8c56e#comment-b0801f01
Subcription. My first subscription and subscriber is also JonicaBradley. I subscribed to her after reading and commenting on her post. And I believe she did the same too, as I got one subscriber few minutes after her reply and tip. I also joined her community "PromptlyJonica". From there I explored and joined mor communities. https://read.cash/c/promptlyjonica-b4a0
One of the communities on the list, Club1BCH, piqued my interest, so I search to know more. The post, "Club1BCH: Are You In?" had all the resources needed to understand what the club is about. The club is a family of BCH enthusiasts comprised of @PVMihalache @Eybyoung @Jane @Ruffa @tired_mommam @Yen @Jeaneth @BCH.Serg @Laurenceuuu @Youngdim @bmjc98 @MoreGainStrategies @Eirolfeam2 @AA-Admiral among other users. I wish to be part of this community and I hope they will find me worthy. https://read.cash/c/club1bch-4ac4 https://read.cash/@Eirolfeam2/club1bch-are-you-in-3734866f
I like this site already and would like it even more when I'm finally visited by the tipping bot. I look forward to more days of activeness, engaging with otherss and making new friends.
Thank you for ready.
Music: the unquenchable passion
Read the first part here. https://read.cash/@Tipster/music-lifestyle-in-the-beginning-aa65c6e2
*After I graduated from secondary school, I wanted more music and singing, but my parent's perspective haven't changed. It was still NO NO NO. It was not funny and I was bitter - that feeling when your passion is pushing you and your parents are pulling you back. But I had to obey my parents for whatever their reason.*
*Dears, I lost interest as the years went by and I told myself maybe it was not for me.*
Then I got admission into the university of choice and resumed my studies. At the uni, I was constantly reminded of my love for music by the environment and people around me. My roommate loves to sing and she invited me to join the fellowship choir on several occasions but I turned her down. I even had dreams of singing with the choir. It got to a point I could bear ignoring the messages from nature to awaken my passion.
So, one day, I summoned enough courage to face my parents.
I told them "...it's a NO NO NO for me not to sing."
They were surprised and wondered how I had the boldness to confront them about the issue. So I just joined a growing choir without bothering to get a reply from there.
I became stubborn and unstoppable that even my choir master visit my parents to release me on days they stopped me from leaving the house. For months, I stood tall to defend my passion. It wasn't easy but I persevered. With time, they realized they can't completely stop me, they started getting used to the idea that I love singing and can't be stopped.
Without their knowledge, I was sustaining and supporting myself with the little money I make from my singing gigs. It became significant in my final year when my mum told me that they couldn't afford to give me money for my project practical, I studied Agricultural Science and Education.
I went all out to sort myself... I prayed a lot about my situation and boom a gig came to my rescue and as if that wasn't enough, I graciously became the best graduating student in my year.
And my parents were very proud of me.
So from that period till now still counting though, they turned supportive.
The blessings I have received is enough to celebrate my music life every moment because when I look back, I saw that the process was worth the progress so far.
The end.
This is not my story, but that of a friend. I shared it exactly the way he did, with little adjustment.
Thank you for reading.
I appreciate, @Pachuchay @Ling01 @JonicaBradley @Pandev @MarielB22 @francescawrites @Jane @Bloghound @Artemis for the comments and tips.
How to Earn Over 300 Dollars on a Post
There is nothing new here. You already know what I'm about to share in this post. You'll likely be disappointed when you realize what the how is, so don't read this if you can't handle a little disappointment.
If I were a betting man (and it seems I am) I'd say more than 90% of the users on this platform (including yours truly) are here for the BCH. Forget the "I've come to like the platform and the community" talk. True, but remove the earning, and you wouldn't stay here for months actively posting.
Just as I mention in my first post here, I found this platform when I searched for more ways to earn money online. I was given many options, but I choose read.cash. Guess why? I don't even know, but it's surely its simplicity and the idea of earning a BITCOIN cash. Bitcoin is popular in the country, so I went with a familiar name. https://read.cash/@Tipster/here-he-comes-8431bd99
Writing? The only thing I've ever written were lesson notes, assignments, and letters. But this was a whole different game. Writing on read.cash has become such a big mindset shift for me since, until now, the only way I knew how to make money was by doing gigs on campus, solving surveys online, and claiming coins on faucets. I found a new passion.
**How to earn more than $300 tip on a post**
If you are lucky enough, earning a huge tip can be a post away, and if you ain't, it will never come no matter how hard you try.
I joined this platform four days ago. Ever since, I've been exploring the site and trying several features, from joining and creating a community to publishing posts, sponsoring a user, and tipping posts. The few things I'm yet to try are receiving and accepting sponsorship (No one has sent me an offer - I guess it's still too early), and boosting my post. Well, all these will come with time.
As aforementioned, I've been exploring the various features of this site. You know the homepage post filter where you can see **the hot**, **new**, **first post,** and **top** posts.
The "hot" shows recent posts that are performing better than others. The "new" show the latest posts. The "First post" shows the first posts from new users. And the one that caught my attention the most, "Top" which arranges posts in decreasing order of amount of tips within a set period - 24 hours, three days, week, month, and year.
The top earning in the last one month is $306 by @Gabu on "Why do you think BCH is being given away this easily?". And the top-earning in the last year is $11,o81 by @Jessquit on "No, I will not stop telling people "BCH is Bitcoin."". There were two other posts that earned up to $10,000 tip - "The Road to AnyHedge" and "Bitcoin Cash – Simple Fundamentals". Then when you scroll down there are earnings north of $3000, $2000, $1000, and less. Wow! these were huge. https://read.cash/@Gabu/why-do-you-think-bch-is-being-given-away-this-easily-3b1dd8c0 https://read.cash/@Jessquit/no-i-will-not-stop-telling-people-bch-is-bitcoin-0ae0ed01 https://read.cash/@JonathanSilverblood/the-road-to-anyhedge-368345a4 https://read.cash/@MobTwo/bitcoin-cash-simple-fundamentals-c15494c3
One thing these posts had in common is that they received huge tips from the same user @MarcDeMesel. I had to find out who this man is. I used the search on the site and wow, there were several posts about him. I realized he is the sponsor of this platform, and the earning from the tipping bot are from his donation. I was impressed by such generosity.
Still, waiting to know how to make over $300 tip on your post? Isn't it already obvious?
**Your post has to be seen by Marc and tipped generously by him.** It's the only way you are earning over $300 on a post.
I want to believe that only he on this platform can afford to give such huge tips. Though the second top-earning post in the last two months, "Bears Come, Bulls Go, I Stay: New BCH Payment Gateway", received a $135 tip from @CryptoBabe. https://read.cash/@CryptoMax/bears-come-bulls-go-i-stay-new-bch-payment-gateway-180f8afa
Can you earn such huge tips?
I believe that Marc is not biased, so anyone can earn huge tips from him. Some of you post better content than those who received such tips, but they had better luck. Marc read their post, and was impressed, and probably in a happy mood. Also, most of those posts were crypto-related and mostly on Bitcoin cash. So if you are crypto savvy, and know a lot about bitcoin cash you have a shot at it. And you need some luck too.
Note: **Do not chase such huge tips**, you will most likely end up disappointed. So, just write from the heart and leave the rest to chance.
While we talk about your chances of receiving huge tips, permit me to ask, do you also support other users, especially newcomers like me and others you can find here with little tips from what you've earned. Marc has done and is still doing his part in promoting Bitcoin cash and distributing it to as many people as possible. What have you done for the community? and how do you encourage others? https://read.cash/?sort=first
Closing thought
Well, sorry for wasting your time reading what you already knew. Some probably came here with the hope of learning a new way to earn better, but here we are. However, thank you for reading to the end.
**Don't forget to Like and leave feedback in the comments section.**
You can check my other posts here and show a newbie some love. https://read.cash/@Tipster
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Music Lifestyle: In the Beginning
A lot of people specifically my friends and acquaintances keep wondering why I celebrate my love for music and the lifestyle so much when I'm not yet great and famous at it.
This is why.
In as much as I love music and singing as a kid, I was so timid and didn't know the gift I had till I joined the Block Rosary Centre (BRC), a platform for catholic children. I started with lay reading in my mother tongue (Igbo) before I graduated to singing responsorial psalms. My first Psalm was not easy when I learned and rehearsed it, but I gave it my best. My mentor said I nailed it when I delivered it, that was motivating. then, he told me that I will join the children's Latin competition which I was excited about.
In the preparation of that competition...hmmm.
Any song that was taught, I literally sang it everywhere I go, in the bathroom, at school, on the road while I walk to and fro school, and even in my dreams. This helped me master the songs faster and I was selected to represent our centre in the competition.
In the first stage of the competition, we were asked not to sing it but rather recite the wordings.
Have you tried reading Latin? Guys, reciting was a lot harder than singing it.
In the end, my centre came fourth which left me sad the entire day. But our mentor encouraged me and was like *"You really tried, let's go home and restrategize for the second stage. We've still got chances at winning it".*
Though I was already conversant with the Latin songs, the preparation for the second stage of the competition came with more work. Some days I return home late. My parents weren't happy about it; *"You should stop coming late or we stop you from going".* I was beaten on some occasions, but that didn't deter. I continued going for rehearsal with caution till the d-day.
My mum couldn't help but become supportive. She grew tired of ignoring my passion for music and the competition. She even got me a new T-shirt, ironed my clothes, and polished my shoes. She ensured I looked smart for the day. She encouraged me to go get the trophy so that she can rest from my tireless song disturbing her. Imagine African mums.
Guess what? in the end we brought the trophy home. The joy eh...
The BRC was the talk of the community and guess what, I didn't stop sing disturbing in the house. I kept dishing out hymns and the fresh Latin songs.
Aside from the excitement of winning my first ever competition, something else happened to me?
My passion for music stepped up.
When I grew older, I wanted to join the church youth choir - going to church without celebrating the mass with a good choir is not a real service for me. The church choir was good that I really desired to be a member, but my parents bluntly disagreed.
Ask them why and they will say that I'm too young to cope with everything, and I should focus on my studies. Their words confuse me like I can't combine studies with choir schedules.
Well, I didn't have any other choice than to obey and I curled into my inner self and was sing mourning till I went to boarding school.
In my junior years, I remained in my shell and locked up my passion for music. Perhaps, I felt like I didn't measure up. So I just enjoyed other aspects of hostel life with the Catholic hymn book as a companion outside my study time. I later moved to a new school in my senior class and being part of the choir is compulsory for all students. So I started to pick up from there.
My interest returned. So when it was my turn to sing the prayer of the faithful, the Priest significantly talked about my rendition. His words were spirit-lifting and a relief at the same time because I thought he will call me out. Then, my turn to take the responsorial psalm came.
Responsorial psalm!? I was tensed because I'll have to stand alone before everyone to sing and it felt different from when I was little. I seem to have lost that confidence. But, I had no option, so I prepared for it.
After my rendition at mass, hmmm...I didn't expect what happened... First off, the priest said he loved it and called me out to sing it again. And then, the principal brought the school prefect idea... a story for another day.
After I graduated from secondary school, I wanted more music and singing, but my parent's perspective haven't changed. It was still *NO NO NO*. It was not funny and I was bitter - that feeling when your passion is pushing you and your parents are pulling you back. But I had to obey my parents for whatever their reason.
Dears, I lost interest as the years went by and I told myself maybe it was not for me.
It didn't end here. To be continued...
Do you like what you've read? Then give it a LIKE and hook me up with your thoughts on my story and perhaps your experience of a forgotten passion or with difficulty chasing your passion.
I want to appreciate my first contacts here on read.cash - @JonicaBradley @Pachuchay @Ling01 and @Artemis for their comments and tips on my previous posts. Thank you, guys. I hope for more of your support.
All images are from Pixabay. https://pixabay.com/
Love: Walking Together Yet Differently
We have seen a lot of confusion about the feeling; "Love".
sometimes, we mistake simple attraction for love. You can be attracted to someone's personality, facial looks, physique, intellect, lifestyle among many others. I've seen people who are attracted to someone because he/she is intelligent. The attraction even goes up to the way a person talks, walks, cares for others (which is a part of someone's personality), laughs, smiles, plays...name it.
Now, attraction can stir feelings in you. It has to, in fact. sometimes, these feelings seem like love. And truly, it may be love of some sort, but not in the sense we know it as.
Attraction is usually not deep. It's about liking someone or liking something about the person. You can admire someone but it doesn't you love or you're in love with that person.
**Although love requires attraction, not all attraction is love.**
How do you know if you love someone or you're merely attracted to the person?
There is something;
If you love someone, you'll know. you'll just know. You don't have to squint for signs. The signs reveal themselves to you and even to people around you. This is not for mentally biased people. Signs of love are not when you're put in the same seat or class or the person dumps his boyfriend or her girlfriend for you.
When you are truly in love with someone, you don't easily fall out of it.
Note: this is not the same as an obsession. Maybe this is one of the reasons for the tradition of courtship before marriage. You can't grow tired of someone you love.
You love flowers and you also love chicken. That doesn't make you eat the flowers or use the chicken to propose or for decoration.
**Not all love has to lead to a romantic relationship.**
That you love someone doesn't make him/her the "right partner" for you. what if you've found true love but the person doesn't love you back? That is why there is a limitless number of people you can love. There is no person "exclusively designated" for you.
Love can exist but a relationship may not work out due to several reasons.
Love is perceived differently by different individuals. This could be a reason for the misunderstanding in relationships. I recommend we should think less of what love means to other people and how they choose to express it and focus more on what the feeling of love is to you. Then, you hook up with someone that shares the same feeling. Though this can't guarantee "happily ever after".
Fall in love with both your heart and head.
*Love is a beautiful thing don't get it twisted*
Football Betting Tips: August 4
First off, I want to apologize to all potential readers in the read.cash community who frown at sports betting and criticize those who stake on sporting events. This is the first of many sports betting-related posts. I have a passion for sports, especially football and I earn some money (though little) from providing betting tips, predictions, and guides to friends who are interested in my services. So if sports betting is not your thing, you can stick around and read other content I will publish, and if you don't want to associate with someone that bets for whatever reason, then do the needful.
I want to share some betting tips for some of today's football matches. If you are a bettor, you can pick one or a combination of any of the tips that suit your betting preference. I recommend single bets or a combination of two or at most three selections to increase your chances of winning. Keep in mind that the more selections you add to your bet slip, the lesser your chance of winning. So, keep it simple, but if you are the risk taker and can afford to lose as much as possible, then accumulate a many as you wish.
However, I wish you good luck with your bets.
Disclaimer: The betting tips contained within this post are for information purposes of matches with good value and possible chances of winning. There is no guarantee of winning your bet with the selections here. You solely bear the risk from whatever you chose to do with the information I have provided.
Here are my selections from today's football fixtures:
Spartal Moscow vs Benfica
Spartak Moscow are hosting the Portuguese club, SL Benfica, at Otkritie Arena, Moscow in the first leg of the Champions League third qualifying round.
Competition: Champions League Qualifiers
Time: 18:00 (GMT+1)
**Betting Tip**: **Both teams to score** (BTTS) also known as Goal-Goal within some communities of bettors.
**Useful Stats**
The last time Benfica played Spartak Moscow away in the European competition the match ended 2:1. Both teams scored and over 2.5 goals were recorded.
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Benfica's last 7 games (Champions League).
Spartak Moscow has failed to win 10 of their last 11 matches (Champions League).
**H2H**
Benfica 2 : 0 Spartak Moscow - 07/11/2012
Spartak Moscow 2 : 1 Benfica - 23/10/2012
The two teams have met only twice in a 2-leg UEFA Champions League clash 9 years ago. Each team won at home soil with at least two goals recorded on each encounter. Both teams registered at least a goal (Both teams to score) when Spartak Moscow hosted Benfica.
Ferencvarosi vs Slavia Prague
Competition: Champions League Qualifiers
Time: 19:00 (GMT+1)
**Betting Tip**: **1x** (home/draw) - This is a double chance market selection.
Ferencvarosi host Slavia Prague at Groupama Arena Stadium, Budapest, in the first leg of the third qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League (UCL). The home team come into this match with a 4-match winning streak from the previous qualifying rounds scoring at least two goals on each occasion. Meanwhile, the visitors are playing their first match of the UCL qualifying round
**Useful Stats**
Ferencvarosi has won their last four Champions League games, scoring not less than 2 goals each.
The away team (Slavia Prague) have gone on 8 winless streaks in the Champions League (no win in 8 UCL matches).
8 out of the home team's last ten UCL matches ended with at least 3 goals.
**Head to Head**
There is no head to head data available, as the two teams has never met in any competition.
Other Betting Tips
Septemvri Sofia vs Spartak Varna | tip: BTTS (GG) | Odd: 1.85 | Bulgaria D2
Botev Plovdiv vs Levski Lom | Tip: 1x (home/draw) | Odd: 1.55 | Bulgaria D2
The Strongest vs Real Tomayapo | Tip: Home win and over 2.5 | Bolivia D1
Wadi Degla vs Al Ahly | Tip: Away win | Odd: 1.25 | Egypt Premier league
Forge vs York United | Tip: Home win | Odd: 1.54 | Canadian Premier League
Philadelphia vs Toronto | Tip: BTTS (GG) | Odd: 1.60 | USA MLS
These are all I have today. Good luck with your choices. Stake responsibly.
Sources:
The football statistics used in this post are from:
Whoscored https://1xbet.whoscored.com/
Futbol24.com https://www.futbol24.com/
The images in the post are screenshots from Google search https://www.google.com/search?q=spartak+moscow+-+benfica&oq=spart&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j69i57j69i60l3.1880j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#sie=m;/g/11nxpbv_89;2;/m/0c1q0;dt;fp;1;;
Here He Comes
Life is not a bed of roses; I didn’t need anyone to tell me about this because I’ve slept on a bed of thorns. The need to change my fortune for good and lay a soft mattress buoys me to work hard and do better.
My parents are working but their salary is barely enough to provide for the family’s basic needs and also pay the necessary bills. So I grew up on little, which has thought me to manage. They are really working hard enough to provide for us and fund our education, but there are always shortcomings. They need all the help and assistance they can get from us.
My Elder sister and I, are always in search of ways to earn money; online and offline, to assist our parents to take care of our siblings, and also help us provide for ourselves in school. My Sister learned how to sew and we were able to buy her a sewing machine. She collects cloth and sews them during her free time after school lectures. She earns enough to pay her tuition fee, bills and feed herself - one less worry for our parents.
I, on the other hand, prefer the online stuff. I always look out for online opportunities to earn some money. I have tried out a lot of online opportunities and have experienced success as well as failure. However, I learn from each of those experiences.
I don’t have money to invest in business opportunities, so I prefer earning opportunities that do not require investment. I have tried online survey platforms, task-to-earn platforms, and recently faucets.
Earning cryptocurrency via faucets changed my perspective about cryptocurrency. There has been a lot of excitement in the country about crypto and many seem to be getting aboard. But some of us are scared of the crypto opportunity with the thought that we must invest a huge amount of money to own Bitcoin. But earning Bitcoin and other coins for free on Cointiply, Freebitcoin, and other faucet sites debunked that belief for me. So I started searching for more ways to earn free crypto.
In my search to find ways of earning crypto without investing money other than faucets, I found a post that gave a list of some sites where one can earn crypto. The sites on the list include PublishOx, read.cash, noise.cash, memo.cash, Leofinance among others. I decided to give earning for my content a try. So I visited the first two sites on the list; PublishOx and read.cash, but signed up to read.cash only. The read.cash platform was simpler than that of PublishoX and easier to navigate.
So here I am and I would like to tell you a bit about myself.
About me
My name is Collins but I have decided to go with the screen name “Tipster”. I’m a 20-year-old student from Nigeria. I’m the second child in a family of six. Born into a catholic family and baptized in the Catholic Church, I remain a Catholic but seldom go to church when I’m away from home. I love animals and went on an animal-related course. I’m currently in year two, a couple of years to graduate and go for NYSC services. People say I’m gentle and kind, but I get angry easily. I have learned to control it, and now I smile more and get out 4of difficult situations that could end up getting me angry.
**The Foodie**. Though we didn’t have the luxury of eating up to three times a day, some days we barely had enough for a meal, but I love to eat. I love all kinds of food. I like fruits a lot, especially bananas and oranges. This is probably because we had orange trees and some little banana plantations. So we usually have enough to eat while we sold the rest.
**Sports**. The most common sport in the country is football. So I grew up playing, watching, and loving football. I watch lots of football matches and follow several clubs online. With my passion for football and my interest in sports betting, I realized that I was better than some of my friends at predicting the outcome of football matches. Sports betting is common in the country, more than half the young population of the country bet on sports, mostly football. I leveraged that to provide football prediction services to some of my friends who are interested. I’m not an expert tipster, but I endeavor to ensure that my clients make a profit at the end of every week.
**Hobbies**. I’m not an outgoing guy. So I spend most of my time indoors. Even at that, I have things I like doing. I like to watch and play football for fun. I like to play chess (most online). It’s a newfound hobby and I’m getting better at it with every game. I have an account with Lichess and chess.com. I’d also play offline with friends at the school sports center. But it’s mostly crowded and one will have to stay in the queue for hours to have a chance at playing. I also like traveling and swimming.
Don’t let me bore you more with tales about me. I will stop here with the hope that you will get to know more about me from subsequent articles I’ll publish on this platform.
After publishing this post, I’ll go on to explore the platform, and try other features. Also, I’ll sign up to noise.cash which is the third on the list of recommended sites to earn cryptocurrency. I can see the platform is recommended at the top of the read.cash homepage.
Thank you for reading to the end, and I hope for your support and encouragement throughout my time here. I apologize if my command of English is poor. I’m a novice writer who hopes to improve with every post. Your feedback and tips on ways I could improve will be highly appreciated.
Thank you once more for reading and I look forward to reading from you in the comments section.
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