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What to do when all else Fails?

Many of you have read my post on different cryptocurrency opportunities that I have engaged in. Some making me bitcoins while others are yet to be proven legit to operate in the United States. Many of these opportunities work, however, one has to be careful to ensure that research of the company and it's compliance to the United States has been approved.

I am just getting better at identifying what works for me. Remember, just like buying shoes, everyone is not for everybody. One must find the mission and results stated in the white papers of the company.
Since my journey into the cryptocurrency world; I have learned a lot and I am still learning. The rules of the financial world change every second, especially when dealing with cryptocurrency.

I will share my journey and how I am making money with cryptocurrency.

My best advice. Get your initial money back that you utilized to make the purchase once you make your first profit. This way, you can better see your gains and losses before the company goes belly up or people get too greedy and everyone loses.

Keep this in mind:
Never give up! Keep going until to reach your goal. Dust yourself off and start over again. That's what I am doing.  Be determined to win and learn something new to make the next step easier. Read all you can. Watch videos of successful people doing what you want to do.

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