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      "body": "![](https://steemitimages.com/DQmVagTp8vzr5dm2CvctgodjeoJeShkZKeL5Q8YZRHYNLNt/image.png)\n\nI have only been actively invested in the crypto space since August 2017. This has, to put it mildly, been an extremely steep learning curve -- with many lessons learned!\n\nOne of the lessons I have learned, is not to over invest in the cryptocurrency space. Initially I invested every spare penny that I could. The bull run at the end of 2017 added fuel to the flames. Things were great and my investments were growing exponentially. What could go wrong?\n\nAnd then January 2018 happened. I saw the value of my portfolio plummet. Stress set in! It was around this time that I realized that I had invested most of my savings in cryptocurrencies, leaving me with little or no financial backup should something go wrong or I was faced with an emergency.\n\nThe stress deepened and I wasn't sleeping well. I decided to finally discuss this issue with my wife and together we decided to cash-out  our initial fiat investment in crypto (I apologize to all the avid hodlers out there). As my initial investment had still grown substantially, I was still left with half of my crypto portfolio.\n\nMy bank balance was healthy again. The stress was gone and I still had half my crypto portfolio. So, now I sleep well and am not affected by the extreme volatility in the crypto markets. I don't react with as much emotion and am more level headed.\n\nSo, the lesson I have learned: avoid over investing and avoid stress.\n\n**I hope you have enjoyed this content and please feel free to comment below.**",
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      "body": "Great - much appreciated!",
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      "body": "Thank you!",
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      "body": "Thank you for sharing!\nI have only 7 simple rules, but, they have been time-tested in many investment areas:\n\nhttps://steemit.com/trading-rules/@freedomshift/7-rules-for-trading-investing-hodl-virtual-assets-aka-crypto-currencies\n\nPlease let me know if I can help.\n\nAll the best!",
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      "body": "## What is the difference between Apostille & Authentication?\n\nAn Apostille is a form of authentication for documents for countries who are signatories to the Hague Convention of 1961. Apostilles are only used to authenticate documents to be used in another country.\n\nAuthentication is used for documents from countries which are not signatories to the Hague Convention e.g. China, Vietnam and Saudi Arabia. Also, read the article ‘What is the difference between apostille & authentication?’ for further information.\n\n### How to get a document Authenticated?\n\nAuthentication can only be done with an original certificate (not a digital/scanned copy). Authentication must be done in your home country – first the certificate must be notarized by a Notary Public, then it must be sent to the Embassy concerned (e.g. China /Vietnam/ Saudi Arabia) for authentication/legalization. This can be an arduous and in some cases an expensive process. It is recommended that graduates have their TEFL certificates authenticated before leaving home to start a new English teaching job. It is further recommended that you use an agent to take care of this process for you as this will be well worth the money spent. There are many online companies around the world that will do the authentication on your behalf and mail all the authenticated documents back to you. One such company is ‘Be Authentic’ – a South African based company which provides such a service for South African students. *Unfortunately, the purpose of this article is not to provide a list different service providers around the globe – but you can easily do the research for yourself.\n\n### Does a TEFL Certificate have to be authenticated for China and Vietnam?\n\nAs of 1st April 2017, the Chinese government requires that all foreign teachers have their TEFL certificates authenticated. This process is apparently applies for the renewal of permits expiring this year for those teachers already working as English teachers in China.\n\n*There has been a considerable amount of confusion and discontent surrounding the imposition by a number of countries introducing the requirement of having TEFL/TESOL certificates authenticated. These authorities site the need for TEFL authentication due to the growing incidence of document fraud. Although this may well be the case, it has certainly led to a great deal of confusion and discontent in the TEFL community – with many often choosing alternative teaching destinations due to the increasing difficulties and hurdles to overcome. Confusion is further sewn due to the lack of information provided by authorities on the one hand and the multitude of inaccurate information disseminated by employers and agents on the other.\n\nIt is our understanding (although still under considerable debate and conjecture) that online TEFL/TESOL certificates may be authenticated in the student’s country of origin due to the fact that online TEFL/TESOL course providers are often located in other parts of the world. *Some students working in Vietnam have had their TEFL/TESOL certificates notarized and authenticated in Vietnam – but it would be best to check with your employer. It must be further noted that the responsibility for having TEFL/TESOL certificates authenticated lies on the shoulders of the students and they should request the assistance and guidance of their prospective employers and agents. *It is not the responsibility of the TEFL/TESOL course provider to assist students/graduates in this regard.\n\nVisit our [website](http://www.onlinecoursestefl.com/) for information regarding TEFL/TESOL courses & training.",
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