VOTING POWER100.00%
DOWNVOTE POWER100.00%
RESOURCE CREDITS100.00%
REPUTATION PROGRESS0.00%
Net Worth
0.074USD
STEEM
0.500STEEM
SBD
0.074SBD
Effective Power
5.008SP
├── Own SP
0.160SP
└── Incoming DelegationsDeleg
+4.847SP
Detailed Balance
| STEEM | ||
| balance | 0.500STEEM | STEEM |
| market_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| savings_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| reward_steem_balance | 0.000STEEM | STEEM |
| STEEM POWER | ||
| Own SP | 0.160SP | SP |
| Delegated Out | 0.000SP | SP |
| Delegation In | 4.847SP | SP |
| Effective Power | 5.008SP | SP |
| Reward SP (pending) | 0.000SP | SP |
| SBD | ||
| sbd_balance | 0.074SBD | SBD |
| sbd_conversions | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| sbd_market_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| savings_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
| reward_sbd_balance | 0.000SBD | SBD |
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"savings_balance": "0.000 STEEM",
"reward_steem_balance": "0.000 STEEM",
"vesting_shares": "261.009190 VESTS",
"delegated_vesting_shares": "0.000000 VESTS",
"received_vesting_shares": "7882.650616 VESTS",
"sbd_balance": "0.074 SBD",
"savings_sbd_balance": "0.000 SBD",
"reward_sbd_balance": "0.000 SBD",
"conversions": []
}Account Info
| name | moradoscar |
| id | 910804 |
| rank | 426,413 |
| reputation | 936952272 |
| created | 2018-04-02T15:37:21 |
| recovery_account | steem |
| proxy | None |
| post_count | 29 |
| comment_count | 0 |
| lifetime_vote_count | 0 |
| witnesses_voted_for | 0 |
| last_post | 2018-06-08T11:51:15 |
| last_root_post | 2018-06-08T11:51:15 |
| last_vote_time | 2018-05-01T18:04:57 |
| proxied_vsf_votes | 0, 0, 0, 0 |
| can_vote | 1 |
| voting_power | 0 |
| delayed_votes | 0 |
| balance | 0.500 STEEM |
| savings_balance | 0.000 STEEM |
| sbd_balance | 0.074 SBD |
| savings_sbd_balance | 0.000 SBD |
| vesting_shares | 261.009190 VESTS |
| delegated_vesting_shares | 0.000000 VESTS |
| received_vesting_shares | 7882.650616 VESTS |
| reward_vesting_balance | 0.000000 VESTS |
| vesting_balance | 0.000 STEEM |
| vesting_withdraw_rate | 0.000000 VESTS |
| next_vesting_withdrawal | 1969-12-31T23:59:59 |
| withdrawn | 0 |
| to_withdraw | 0 |
| withdraw_routes | 0 |
| savings_withdraw_requests | 0 |
| last_account_recovery | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| reset_account | null |
| last_owner_update | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| last_account_update | 2018-04-11T00:27:00 |
| mined | No |
| sbd_seconds | 0 |
| sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
| savings_sbd_last_interest_payment | 1970-01-01T00:00:00 |
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"balance": "0.500 STEEM",
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"created": "2018-04-02T15:37:21",
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"last_owner_update": "1970-01-01T00:00:00",
"last_post": "2018-06-08T11:51:15",
"last_root_post": "2018-06-08T11:51:15",
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"mined": false,
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"other_history": [],
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"posting_rewards": 55,
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"recovery_account": "steem",
"reputation": 936952272,
"reset_account": "null",
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"reward_vesting_steem": "0.000 STEEM",
"savings_balance": "0.000 STEEM",
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"sbd_seconds": "0",
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}Withdraw Routes
| Incoming | Outgoing |
|---|---|
Empty | Empty |
{
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}From Date
To Date
steemdelegated 4.847 SP to @moradoscar2026/05/18 04:00:57
steemdelegated 4.847 SP to @moradoscar
2026/05/18 04:00:57
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 7882.650616 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #106147941/Trx 60c0f2f29ae7dd86ee6efd957f9d6fd078ca5934 |
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"op": [
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"delegator": "steem",
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"op_in_trx": 0,
"timestamp": "2026-05-18T04:00:57",
"trx_id": "60c0f2f29ae7dd86ee6efd957f9d6fd078ca5934",
"trx_in_block": 1,
"virtual_op": 0
}steemdelegated 3.179 SP to @moradoscar2026/05/12 19:05:39
steemdelegated 3.179 SP to @moradoscar
2026/05/12 19:05:39
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 5170.440211 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105993975/Trx 92012324f5ec6246ded3ba860a6034eba4f5470a |
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"timestamp": "2026-05-12T19:05:39",
"trx_id": "92012324f5ec6246ded3ba860a6034eba4f5470a",
"trx_in_block": 0,
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}steemdelegated 4.855 SP to @moradoscar2026/04/26 03:15:54
steemdelegated 4.855 SP to @moradoscar
2026/04/26 03:15:54
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 7895.166372 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #105515486/Trx 472ed23b706f9789f1bec5a0e8396fd68c1fa69a |
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"timestamp": "2026-04-26T03:15:54",
"trx_id": "472ed23b706f9789f1bec5a0e8396fd68c1fa69a",
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}steemdelegated 3.205 SP to @moradoscar2026/01/23 17:53:51
steemdelegated 3.205 SP to @moradoscar
2026/01/23 17:53:51
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 5211.987030 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #102863908/Trx 80c9899bab8ddb2555a8b5747a45cca2acbbfe33 |
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{
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"timestamp": "2026-01-23T17:53:51",
"trx_id": "80c9899bab8ddb2555a8b5747a45cca2acbbfe33",
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"virtual_op": 0
}steemdelegated 3.306 SP to @moradoscar2024/12/17 13:06:15
steemdelegated 3.306 SP to @moradoscar
2024/12/17 13:06:15
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 5376.206227 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #91310168/Trx 909980362c13ee206c84547c9eb5ffa7c6d24e42 |
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"timestamp": "2024-12-17T13:06:15",
"trx_id": "909980362c13ee206c84547c9eb5ffa7c6d24e42",
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}steemdelegated 3.410 SP to @moradoscar2023/11/14 04:47:57
steemdelegated 3.410 SP to @moradoscar
2023/11/14 04:47:57
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 5545.339759 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #79864338/Trx 56b8b870c17b09ec535bd0a0ecb71fad0a4f72d8 |
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"timestamp": "2023-11-14T04:47:57",
"trx_id": "56b8b870c17b09ec535bd0a0ecb71fad0a4f72d8",
"trx_in_block": 5,
"virtual_op": 0
}steemdelegated 5.216 SP to @moradoscar2023/09/22 07:41:42
steemdelegated 5.216 SP to @moradoscar
2023/09/22 07:41:42
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 8482.248545 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #78359640/Trx f1297cd3dce1e2a16bd222124641fef3ce6b379f |
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{
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"timestamp": "2023-09-22T07:41:42",
"trx_id": "f1297cd3dce1e2a16bd222124641fef3ce6b379f",
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"virtual_op": 0
}steemdelegated 5.352 SP to @moradoscar2022/11/03 15:30:33
steemdelegated 5.352 SP to @moradoscar
2022/11/03 15:30:33
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 8704.299983 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #69117805/Trx 21f8e0df4e8e2e33088de09fb8ce0521d73b91cb |
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{
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"timestamp": "2022-11-03T15:30:33",
"trx_id": "21f8e0df4e8e2e33088de09fb8ce0521d73b91cb",
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"virtual_op": 0
}hauptreplied to @moradoscar / rcj8372022/05/27 08:11:57
hauptreplied to @moradoscar / rcj837
2022/05/27 08:11:57
| author | haupt |
| body | Et pourquoi pas? C'est le moment de s'exprimer et d'être ouvert! Ne pas avoir peur ou honte de vous - même et de votre prochain. N'ayez pas peur d'aimer et d'être aimé. Mariez - vous, aimez-vous les uns les autres, peu importe quoi. Même si vous n'avez pas encore de couple, <a href="https://taimi.com/fr/rencontre-gay">aller à Taimi</a> et amenez l'affaire à la fin et devenez un couple |
| json metadata | {"links":["https://taimi.com/fr/rencontre-gay"],"app":"steemit/0.2"} |
| parent author | moradoscar |
| parent permlink | le-futur-de-l-amour |
| permlink | rcj837 |
| title | |
| Transaction Info | Block #64529238/Trx adda08e0bf52867e42d290008fb1a43b027be859 |
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"op": [
"comment",
{
"author": "haupt",
"body": "Et pourquoi pas? C'est le moment de s'exprimer et d'être ouvert! Ne pas avoir peur ou honte de vous - même et de votre prochain. N'ayez pas peur d'aimer et d'être aimé. Mariez - vous, aimez-vous les uns les autres, peu importe quoi. Même si vous n'avez pas encore de couple, <a href=\"https://taimi.com/fr/rencontre-gay\">aller à Taimi</a> et amenez l'affaire à la fin et devenez un couple",
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"timestamp": "2022-05-27T08:11:57",
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}steemdelegated 5.488 SP to @moradoscar2022/01/17 20:55:30
steemdelegated 5.488 SP to @moradoscar
2022/01/17 20:55:30
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 8924.407584 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #60821315/Trx 4f74c12705262918dc64cc0a85df5aaa9672833e |
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"op": [
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"timestamp": "2022-01-17T20:55:30",
"trx_id": "4f74c12705262918dc64cc0a85df5aaa9672833e",
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}steemdelegated 5.601 SP to @moradoscar2021/06/14 04:12:30
steemdelegated 5.601 SP to @moradoscar
2021/06/14 04:12:30
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 9108.601872 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #54611769/Trx cc26bebd83688a33b8cc1bfd5a9fc7bca9d6bf1a |
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"op": [
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"op_in_trx": 0,
"timestamp": "2021-06-14T04:12:30",
"trx_id": "cc26bebd83688a33b8cc1bfd5a9fc7bca9d6bf1a",
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}steemdelegated 5.716 SP to @moradoscar2020/12/11 14:27:00
steemdelegated 5.716 SP to @moradoscar
2020/12/11 14:27:00
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 9296.023846 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49359099/Trx 71c45bdc05c08b797dc08c2007c7fbeac49769a8 |
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{
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"op": [
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"timestamp": "2020-12-11T14:27:00",
"trx_id": "71c45bdc05c08b797dc08c2007c7fbeac49769a8",
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}steemdelegated 1.176 SP to @moradoscar2020/12/06 08:03:15
steemdelegated 1.176 SP to @moradoscar
2020/12/06 08:03:15
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 1912.543513 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49210637/Trx 47de1f88f7b7bd8b7565a8a2f1528eb25e550a59 |
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{
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"op": [
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"timestamp": "2020-12-06T08:03:15",
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}steemdelegated 5.720 SP to @moradoscar2020/12/05 18:04:42
steemdelegated 5.720 SP to @moradoscar
2020/12/05 18:04:42
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 9302.231700 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #49194182/Trx c782e6c287eea3d5119a9e80929362884d185750 |
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"op_in_trx": 0,
"timestamp": "2020-12-05T18:04:42",
"trx_id": "c782e6c287eea3d5119a9e80929362884d185750",
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}steemdelegated 1.181 SP to @moradoscar2020/11/02 22:31:06
steemdelegated 1.181 SP to @moradoscar
2020/11/02 22:31:06
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 1920.017158 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #48265906/Trx cda0d4b05ef7295e192586b06cdab34dba6007ee |
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"timestamp": "2020-11-02T22:31:06",
"trx_id": "cda0d4b05ef7295e192586b06cdab34dba6007ee",
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}steemdelegated 5.845 SP to @moradoscar2020/05/09 09:04:03
steemdelegated 5.845 SP to @moradoscar
2020/05/09 09:04:03
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 9505.037059 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #43220933/Trx 191f60da2676fbd6b44454d5c70b3fb92afc4a22 |
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}steemdelegated 1.201 SP to @moradoscar2020/05/08 13:10:33
steemdelegated 1.201 SP to @moradoscar
2020/05/08 13:10:33
| delegatee | moradoscar |
| delegator | steem |
| vesting shares | 1953.311140 VESTS |
| Transaction Info | Block #43197627/Trx 11c1e1905db3407e39402a13f3fde0478da77e56 |
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| body | Hi! I am a robot. I just upvoted you! I found similar content that readers might be interested in: https://blog.spectrocoin.com/en/2017/03/how-to-deposit-altcoins-at-spectrocoin-com/ |
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moradoscarpublished a new post: how-to-deposit-altcoins-at-spectrocoin-com
2018/06/08 11:51:15
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| body |  How to Deposit Altcoins at SpectroCoin.com SpectroCoin, the Bitcoin exchange, wallet and merchant service provider, has introduced an option to deposit Altcoins to SpectroCoin account. This means that users are now able to load Altcoins to SpectroCoin wallet, Bitcoin debit card, use Altcoins to top-up mobile phones, buy gift vouchers or withdraw them with a number of withdrawal options offered by SpectroCoin. Users are now able to deposit Altcoins to SpectroCoin wallet Altcoins, or in other words, alternative cryptocurrencies, are substitutes for Bitcoins, which provide digital currency users with different functions and features. Currently, over 40 of the following types of Altcoins are supported by SpectroCoin: Augur Screenshot_2 Monero monero Bitcoin Bitcoin Namecoin 6RcUbfRI BitCrystals Bitcrystals Novacoin novacoin BlackCoin BlackCoin NuBits Nubits BitShares Screenshot_3 Nxt NXT-logo-250 Clams clam-coin PotCoin potcoin Counterparty Counterparty Peercoin Peercoin DASH DASH Reddcoin Reddcoin DigiByte Digibyte Ripple Ripple DigixDAO DigixDao ShadowCash shadowcash Dogecoin Dogecoin Siacoin Siacoin Emercoin Emercoin Storjcoin X storjcoinx Ether Ether SingularDTV singulardtv Ether Classic Ether Classic StartCoin starcoin Factoids Factoids Steem steem LBRY Credits LBRY Credits Tether tether Lisk Lisk VeriCoin vericoin Litecoin Litecoin Vertcoin vertcoin MaidSafe Maidsafe Voxels Voxels Mastercoin Mastercoin Zcash zcash Monacoin Monacoin If you want to load SpectroCoin wallet with Altcoins, you have to first login into your SpectroCoin account. After logging in select “Deposit” option: Accessing deposit through the wallets section You will be forwarded to a window with all possible SpectroCoin deposit options. Please select “Deposit other cryptocurrency”: Deposit altcoins and other cryptocurrencies Hence, you will see “Cryptocurrency deposit” window. There, in the first field, please select the type of Altcoin you want to deposit. In the second field, select the currency you want to receive your deposit in. Finally, in the third field, input the address of your Altcoin wallet. Once you fill in all the required fields press “Deposit”: Select the altcoin and the amount to deposit From there on you will be forwarded to a “Crypto deposit summary” window. There you can see the deposit address and payment ID which you have to enter into your Altcoin wallet in order to deposit Altcoins to SpectroCoin. Review cryptocurrency deposit details Optionally you can deposit your preferred Altcoins by scanning QR code with a corresponding cryptocurrency app. Once you scan the code you will be forwarded to the window with your Altcoin wallet address: Altcoin wallet address Please follow the instructions of the app and you will be able to deposit Altcoins to SpectroCoin wallet: Cryptocurrency app All your deposited Altcoins will be transferred to SpectroCoin account in your preferred cryptocurrency – Bitcoin, Ethereum or DASH. |
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| body |  5ème anniversaire de CoinMarketCap! Aujourd'hui, nous sommes ravis d'annoncer le 5ème anniversaire de CoinMarketCap! Depuis que CoinMarketCap a été lancé en 2013, l'espace de crypto-monnaie s'est énormément développé, les crypto-monnaies ayant suscité un grand intérêt. En ce moment, CoinMarketCap a également augmenté de manière significative. Lorsque nous avons lancé CoinMarketCap, nous suivions sept cryptomonnaies et seulement quelques bourses et marchés avec une capitalisation boursière totale d'environ 1,6 milliard USD. Au 1er mai 2018, nous suivons plus de 1600 cryptomonnaies et 200 échanges avec une capitalisation boursière totale de plus de 400 milliards USD! * La capitalisation boursière totale a atteint un niveau record de 835 milliards en janvier de cette année. Notre popularité a également augmenté. Notre compte Twitter a atteint 424 000 abonnés et nous sommes actuellement le 174e site Web le plus visité au monde selon l'Alexa d'Amazon avec plus de 60 millions de visites uniques cette année à ce jour. Pour célébrer notre cinquième anniversaire, nous dévoilons un nouveau logo et une nouvelle conception de site, en lançant notre application mobile iOS et en ajoutant quelques fonctionnalités hautement demandées! Nouvelle marque et conception Nous sommes ravis de partager notre nouvelle image de marque avec vous. La partie la plus importante de notre nouvelle identité de marque est notre logo, qui représente le CMC de CoinMarketCap et les hauts et les bas des marchés. Nous avons donné au site un nouveau look avec des couleurs et des polices conçues pour capturer l'essence de CoinMarketCap: la simplicité et la précision. Application mobile L' application mobile officielle CoinMarketCap est maintenant disponible sur l'App Store iOS! Téléchargez-le ici pour gérer votre liste de surveillance et rester à jour avec nos informations sur la capitalisation boursière et les prix sur la route. Liste de surveillance Vous pouvez maintenant ajouter des cryptocurrencies à votre liste de suivi pour une référence future rapide et facile. Pour ajouter une cryptomonnaie à votre liste de surveillance, accédez simplement à la liste de cette crypto-monnaie et cliquez sur l'icône en forme d'étoile. |
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| body | You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5-7 AM While serving a humanitarian and ecclesiastical mission at the age of 20, I learned potentially the most important lesson of my life. How you spend your morning determines your success in life. How you spend your morning determines who you will become. How you spend your morning determines whether you become world-class at something, or remain merely average. How you spend your morning is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and making less than 100 grand. How you spend your morning determines how well you: think strategize prioritize spend your time choose your friends choose your lover choose your career perform in your work influence the world I didn’t understand how important my morning was at the beginning of my mission. But it quickly became very apparent. As a missionary, the first several hours of the day are dedicated to getting ready, studying, and planning. After a few months in “the mission field,” I noticed that most missionaries dragged themselves out of bed, and dragged themselves through their studies. My experience was different. For the first time in my life, I experienced the power of learning. I felt the nourishment of feeding my mind and soul. To quote Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.: “A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.” I started waking up earlier than prescribed to read more and more. Rather than reading one hour each morning as recommended, I was reading three or four. Within six months, it became apparent that my thinking and teaching abilities were accelerating at rocket speed. I began to stand out as a missionary. The following quote by Jeffrey Holland became crystal clear to me: “I frequently say to missionaries in the field, ‘You make or break your mission every morning of your life. You tell me how those morning hours go until you are on the street in your mission, whatever time it is; you tell me how those hours go, and I will tell you how your day will go, I will tell you how your month will go, I will tell you how your year will go and how your mission and your life will go.’” You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5 and 7 AM “Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it.” — Richard Whately If you lose an hour in your morning, you’ll spend your whole day looking for it. If you spend your day looking for the most important time you’ve lost, you’ll be spending your whole life on a lower-level path than you could have had. If you don’t prioritize and maximize your morning hours, you’ll always be left wondering what your life could have been. You’ll never know what you could have had. You’ll never watch yourself accelerate and advance at rates that are possible, but seem impossible. You’ll always settle for less in your choices, relationships, eating, environment, income, and life. Given the fact that most people reading this article operate on a 9–5ish schedule, the hours before 9AM are significant. Moreover, many people reading this article have kids and other responsibilities that are immediately pressing upon them, usually around 7AM. If you start your day at 7AM, you’ve already lost the most important hours of your day. You’ve already lost your chance to radically separate yourself — intellectually, emotionally, spiritually — from the masses. When you upgrade yourself intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, you’re enabled to see the world from a more elevated plane. You’re empowered to deal with the difficult and challenging emotions required for growth and evolution. You quickly learn how to work with people, solve problems, and create an amazing lifestyle where you’re making great money. What Do You Do Between 5 and 7 AM? If you could give yourself two hours, every morning, solely dedicated to learning, thinking, planning, meditating, praying, and writing in your journal, your life would change. These are the best things you could do with your morning time. How a person spends the hours of 5 to 7 AM are a pretty clear indicator of how successful they’ll be. Is this always the case? Of course not. Are there certain circumstances, such as people who work night shifts, when these exact hours don’t apply? Sure. But for most people, the hours of 5 to 7AM make or break their entire life. How do you spend the hours of 5 to 7? Do you spend half of that time sleeping? Do you sleep the entire duration? Do you spend that time working out? How you start something is very important. Prevention is far better than rehabilitation. Starting right is much easier than correcting course. Consequently, how you start your day is extremely important. It is indeed possible to correct your course mid-way through the day, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t often happen. Momentum — good or bad — is hard to reverse. Waking up at 5AM isn’t enough, then, if you wake up at that time and you start yourself down a non-optimal path. First things should come first. Some things are good, other things are better, and other things are best. Given that your morning hours are your most important, you shouldn’t dedicate those golden hours to activities which are merely “good.” As Jim Collins has said, “Good is the enemy of great.” Similarly, Dallin Oaks has said, “We should be careful not to exhaust our available time on things that are merely good and leave little time for that which is better or best.” Every person has 24 hours per day. However, what each person does with those 24 hours determines who they become and what they do. How you spend your 24 hours is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and living paycheck to paycheck. How you spend your 24 hours is the difference between being happy and being miserable. There are endless choices you could make. Endless activities you could engage in. Endless people you could surround yourself with. Endless goals you could pursue. John Maxwell has written, “You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.” Most choices are bad choices. Most activities are unimportant. There are a lot of things which are “good.” But those activities should NOT come first thing in the morning. Research confirms the brain, specifically the prefrontal cortex, is most active and readily creative immediately following sleep. Your mind is clearest in the morning. Your energy is highest. A lot of people wake up first thing and head to the gym. This is certainly a good activity — it will wake you up and get you moving. But fitness is not the most optimal thing you could do in the morning. Research confirms that you workout better with food in your system. Your workouts will be far more productive and powerful if you do them in the late morning or early afternoon, as opposed to first thing in the morning. Lunch-break work out. If you’ve already accomplished more in your morning than most people do in a month, you’ll be SO PUMPED to workout. You’ll push yourself so much harder. You’ll feel so much more fulfilled. You’ll feel so good it will feel like beating the system — which is actually what you’re doing when you live on your own terms. Your workout should be a mental break — a way to break up your day. The physical and mental can push each other upward. Once you workout, you give your mind a rest and allow your subconscious to synthesize and organize all the work you’ve done throughout your morning. Indeed, stepping away after several hours of hard thinking is where you’ll get your best insights. Don’t waste those epic insights by working out first thing in the morning! Instead, workout during the afternoon and get even more insights WHILE YOU’RE working out as a byproduct of the thinking and mental work you’ve done that morning. Another benefit of working out later in the day is that it does energize you — and thus you can add a couple extra hours of good mental energy that you won’t get if you exercise first thing in the morning. So What Should You Do First Thing In The Morning? “If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson If you want to quickly set yourself apart in life, you should make it your first priority to read lots of really good books. If you spend 1–2 hours per morning reading, you’d read 50–100 books per year. Do this for 5–10 years, and as they say, you’ll become an “overnight success.” In our incredible age of information and technology, it’s never been easier to access information. Of course, it’s also never been more distracting. There are many REALLY REALLY good books. There are also MILLIONS of books that aren’t that great. The quality of books you read matters. To quote Ryan Holiday, “If you read what everyone else reads, you’ll think like everyone else thinks.” Some books are classics for a reason. Some books have shaped culture for a reason. Some books are continually recommended by people who have achieved wealth and success for a reason. And when you start really reading, you’ll be guided by the books themselves. The right books will pop-up and stir your heart. You’ll intuitively know — I need to read that book, which will then lead you to the next book and the next. You’ll begin making important connections that other people haven’t made. You’ll be able to shape culture yourself. You’ll be able to make influential change — first in your own life, then in your family, then in your circle of friends, then in your work and community, and eventually, you’ll be able to influence and shape the whole world. Reading isn’t enough though. You need to spend plenty of time thinking, meditating, praying if so inclined, and writing in your journal. Rather than just reading for 1–2 hours straight, it’s good to shift between reading, thinking, and writing down your insights. Listening to audiobooks makes this process even easier. While either listening or reading, it’s good to allow spaces of time to really think about what you’re learning, and to measure what you’re learning against your current worldview, priorities, and goals. Hopefully, if you’re open to learning, you’ll allow what you’re reading to alter and enhance your current mental model. You’ll allow your learning to hone and improve your current priorities, goals, choices, and daily behaviors. Thus, while you’re learning, it’s good to ponder and think about the goals you’re currently pursuing. Writing your goals down in the morning, and emotionally visualizing their completion is powerful. It’s awe-inspiring and humbling to read old journal entries and realize that many of your former goals have since been attained and accomplished. While listening to or reading powerful information — your mind will be primed to get lots of really good ideas. Especially if you’ve developed skills in meditation, thinking, and prayer. While listening/reading, you’ll get lots of REALLY GOOD ideas about how you can better accomplish your goals. Ideas will come to your mind about how you can better help the people in your network accomplish their goals. You’ll want to immediately act on these ideas. The longer you hesitate, the more likely you will be to forget about your key insight. The longer you wait, the less power your idea will have. When a brilliant idea sparks, start writing. Don’t just put it on the back-burner. Follow the idea and see where it takes you. It’s usually the idea after the idea that really matters. But most people take their ideas for granted, or they just continue their reading. No. When you get a core insight, pause and reflect. Pull out your journal and begin connecting that idea with your most pressing goals and priorities and relationships. Quickly, another connection will be made. A deeper insight will present itself. Eventually, you’ll stumble upon something very practical. Something you’ll need to act on immediately. That “something” may be a conversation you need to have. It may be an article you need to write that morning. It may be something you can do for someone to dramatically move the needle. You need THAT insight. The one that leads to immediate action and makes immediate impact on what you’re trying to do. This is how you make quantum leaps, day-by-day, in your progression. When you’re getting powerful insights that improve how you live, your life changes. That’s why learning every day is so important. If you read good books every morning, visualize and strategize your goals, and write your insights in your journal, you’ll have an amazing life. You’ll become a highly creative person. You’ll be a brilliant decision maker and strategist. You’ll become financially successful. You’ll learn from your mistakes, and not continue the same unhealthy patterns. You’ll elevate yourself while most people continue small lives of regret. What do you do between the hours of 5–7AM? Join The 5AM Club! If you haven’t yet joined the 5AM club, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s the equivalent of me telling you how good a certain chocolate cake is. You can only really know if you taste the cake yourself. You won’t know how motivating, clarifying, and empowering it is until you experience it yourself. Your identity and personality are shaped by your behavior. Change your choices, change your life. Will waking up early sometimes suck? Absolutely. But if it doesn’t suck, it’s not worth doing. Robert Greene explains in his book, Mastery, that you can learn to love this internal resistance. In his words, “You find a kind of perverse pleasure in moving past the pain this might bring.” And if you immediately put yourself in a different environment- the fog and tiredness will go away within 5 minutes. Drink a huge cup of water and go somewhere you can be alone. Throw your shoes on. Wake yourself up and deal with the few moments of pain in order to unlock a life most people could never imagine. Ready to Upgrade? I’ve created a cheat sheet for putting yourself into a PEAK-STATE, immediately. You follow this daily, your life will change very quickly. Get the cheat sheet here! Self ImprovementProductivityEntrepreneurshipStartupLife Lessons One clap, two clap, three clap, forty? By clapping more or less, you can signal to us which stories really stand out. Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy Medium member since Mar 2017 Husband & father of 3. PhD candidate in Organizational Psychology. Author of WILLPOWER DOESN’T WORK. Thrive Global Thrive Global More than living. Thriving. More from Thrive Global Your Fear Of Looking Stupid Is Making You Look Stupid Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy More from Thrive Global 11 Things That Will Happen When You’re Ready To Give Up A Bad Habit Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy More from Thrive Global Do You Have These 6 ‘Mindful’ Skills? Or Are You Distracted? Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy Responses |
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"body": "You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5-7 AM\nWhile serving a humanitarian and ecclesiastical mission at the age of 20, I learned potentially the most important lesson of my life.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines your success in life.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines who you will become.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines whether you become world-class at something, or remain merely average.\n\nHow you spend your morning is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and making less than 100 grand.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines how well you:\n\nthink\nstrategize\nprioritize\nspend your time\nchoose your friends\nchoose your lover\nchoose your career\nperform in your work\ninfluence the world\nI didn’t understand how important my morning was at the beginning of my mission. But it quickly became very apparent.\n\nAs a missionary, the first several hours of the day are dedicated to getting ready, studying, and planning.\n\nAfter a few months in “the mission field,” I noticed that most missionaries dragged themselves out of bed, and dragged themselves through their studies.\n\nMy experience was different. For the first time in my life, I experienced the power of learning. I felt the nourishment of feeding my mind and soul. To quote Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.:\n\n“A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.”\nI started waking up earlier than prescribed to read more and more. Rather than reading one hour each morning as recommended, I was reading three or four.\n\nWithin six months, it became apparent that my thinking and teaching abilities were accelerating at rocket speed. I began to stand out as a missionary.\n\nThe following quote by Jeffrey Holland became crystal clear to me:\n\n“I frequently say to missionaries in the field, ‘You make or break your mission every morning of your life. You tell me how those morning hours go until you are on the street in your mission, whatever time it is; you tell me how those hours go, and I will tell you how your day will go, I will tell you how your month will go, I will tell you how your year will go and how your mission and your life will go.’”\nYou Make Or Break Your Life Between 5 and 7 AM\n“Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it.” — Richard Whately\n\nIf you lose an hour in your morning, you’ll spend your whole day looking for it.\n\nIf you spend your day looking for the most important time you’ve lost, you’ll be spending your whole life on a lower-level path than you could have had.\n\nIf you don’t prioritize and maximize your morning hours, you’ll always be left wondering what your life could have been.\n\nYou’ll never know what you could have had.\n\nYou’ll never watch yourself accelerate and advance at rates that are possible, but seem impossible.\n\nYou’ll always settle for less in your choices, relationships, eating, environment, income, and life.\n\nGiven the fact that most people reading this article operate on a 9–5ish schedule, the hours before 9AM are significant.\n\nMoreover, many people reading this article have kids and other responsibilities that are immediately pressing upon them, usually around 7AM.\n\nIf you start your day at 7AM, you’ve already lost the most important hours of your day. You’ve already lost your chance to radically separate yourself — intellectually, emotionally, spiritually — from the masses.\n\nWhen you upgrade yourself intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, you’re enabled to see the world from a more elevated plane. You’re empowered to deal with the difficult and challenging emotions required for growth and evolution. You quickly learn how to work with people, solve problems, and create an amazing lifestyle where you’re making great money.\n\nWhat Do You Do Between 5 and 7 AM?\nIf you could give yourself two hours, every morning, solely dedicated to learning, thinking, planning, meditating, praying, and writing in your journal, your life would change.\n\nThese are the best things you could do with your morning time.\n\nHow a person spends the hours of 5 to 7 AM are a pretty clear indicator of how successful they’ll be. Is this always the case? Of course not. Are there certain circumstances, such as people who work night shifts, when these exact hours don’t apply? Sure.\n\nBut for most people, the hours of 5 to 7AM make or break their entire life.\n\nHow do you spend the hours of 5 to 7?\n\nDo you spend half of that time sleeping?\n\nDo you sleep the entire duration?\n\nDo you spend that time working out?\n\nHow you start something is very important. Prevention is far better than rehabilitation. Starting right is much easier than correcting course.\n\nConsequently, how you start your day is extremely important. It is indeed possible to correct your course mid-way through the day, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t often happen. Momentum — good or bad — is hard to reverse.\n\nWaking up at 5AM isn’t enough, then, if you wake up at that time and you start yourself down a non-optimal path.\n\nFirst things should come first.\n\nSome things are good, other things are better, and other things are best.\n\nGiven that your morning hours are your most important, you shouldn’t dedicate those golden hours to activities which are merely “good.” As Jim Collins has said, “Good is the enemy of great.” Similarly, Dallin Oaks has said, “We should be careful not to exhaust our available time on things that are merely good and leave little time for that which is better or best.”\n\nEvery person has 24 hours per day.\n\nHowever, what each person does with those 24 hours determines who they become and what they do.\n\nHow you spend your 24 hours is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and living paycheck to paycheck.\n\nHow you spend your 24 hours is the difference between being happy and being miserable.\n\nThere are endless choices you could make. Endless activities you could engage in. Endless people you could surround yourself with. Endless goals you could pursue.\n\nJohn Maxwell has written, “You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.”\n\nMost choices are bad choices.\n\nMost activities are unimportant.\n\nThere are a lot of things which are “good.” But those activities should NOT come first thing in the morning.\n\nResearch confirms the brain, specifically the prefrontal cortex, is most active and readily creative immediately following sleep. Your mind is clearest in the morning. Your energy is highest.\n\nA lot of people wake up first thing and head to the gym. This is certainly a good activity — it will wake you up and get you moving.\n\nBut fitness is not the most optimal thing you could do in the morning. Research confirms that you workout better with food in your system. Your workouts will be far more productive and powerful if you do them in the late morning or early afternoon, as opposed to first thing in the morning. Lunch-break work out.\n\nIf you’ve already accomplished more in your morning than most people do in a month, you’ll be SO PUMPED to workout. You’ll push yourself so much harder. You’ll feel so much more fulfilled. You’ll feel so good it will feel like beating the system — which is actually what you’re doing when you live on your own terms.\n\nYour workout should be a mental break — a way to break up your day. The physical and mental can push each other upward. Once you workout, you give your mind a rest and allow your subconscious to synthesize and organize all the work you’ve done throughout your morning.\n\nIndeed, stepping away after several hours of hard thinking is where you’ll get your best insights. Don’t waste those epic insights by working out first thing in the morning! Instead, workout during the afternoon and get even more insights WHILE YOU’RE working out as a byproduct of the thinking and mental work you’ve done that morning.\n\nAnother benefit of working out later in the day is that it does energize you — and thus you can add a couple extra hours of good mental energy that you won’t get if you exercise first thing in the morning.\n\nSo What Should You Do First Thing In The Morning?\n“If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson\n\nIf you want to quickly set yourself apart in life, you should make it your first priority to read lots of really good books. If you spend 1–2 hours per morning reading, you’d read 50–100 books per year. Do this for 5–10 years, and as they say, you’ll become an “overnight success.”\n\nIn our incredible age of information and technology, it’s never been easier to access information. Of course, it’s also never been more distracting.\n\nThere are many REALLY REALLY good books. There are also MILLIONS of books that aren’t that great.\n\nThe quality of books you read matters. To quote Ryan Holiday, “If you read what everyone else reads, you’ll think like everyone else thinks.”\n\nSome books are classics for a reason.\n\nSome books have shaped culture for a reason.\n\nSome books are continually recommended by people who have achieved wealth and success for a reason.\n\nAnd when you start really reading, you’ll be guided by the books themselves. The right books will pop-up and stir your heart. You’ll intuitively know — I need to read that book, which will then lead you to the next book and the next.\n\nYou’ll begin making important connections that other people haven’t made.\n\nYou’ll be able to shape culture yourself.\n\nYou’ll be able to make influential change — first in your own life, then in your family, then in your circle of friends, then in your work and community, and eventually, you’ll be able to influence and shape the whole world.\n\nReading isn’t enough though.\n\nYou need to spend plenty of time thinking, meditating, praying if so inclined, and writing in your journal.\n\nRather than just reading for 1–2 hours straight, it’s good to shift between reading, thinking, and writing down your insights. Listening to audiobooks makes this process even easier.\n\nWhile either listening or reading, it’s good to allow spaces of time to really think about what you’re learning, and to measure what you’re learning against your current worldview, priorities, and goals.\n\nHopefully, if you’re open to learning, you’ll allow what you’re reading to alter and enhance your current mental model. You’ll allow your learning to hone and improve your current priorities, goals, choices, and daily behaviors.\n\nThus, while you’re learning, it’s good to ponder and think about the goals you’re currently pursuing. Writing your goals down in the morning, and emotionally visualizing their completion is powerful. It’s awe-inspiring and humbling to read old journal entries and realize that many of your former goals have since been attained and accomplished.\n\nWhile listening to or reading powerful information — your mind will be primed to get lots of really good ideas. Especially if you’ve developed skills in meditation, thinking, and prayer.\n\nWhile listening/reading, you’ll get lots of REALLY GOOD ideas about how you can better accomplish your goals. Ideas will come to your mind about how you can better help the people in your network accomplish their goals.\n\nYou’ll want to immediately act on these ideas. The longer you hesitate, the more likely you will be to forget about your key insight. The longer you wait, the less power your idea will have.\n\nWhen a brilliant idea sparks, start writing. Don’t just put it on the back-burner. Follow the idea and see where it takes you.\n\nIt’s usually the idea after the idea that really matters. But most people take their ideas for granted, or they just continue their reading.\n\nNo.\n\nWhen you get a core insight, pause and reflect. Pull out your journal and begin connecting that idea with your most pressing goals and priorities and relationships. Quickly, another connection will be made. A deeper insight will present itself. Eventually, you’ll stumble upon something very practical. Something you’ll need to act on immediately.\n\nThat “something” may be a conversation you need to have. It may be an article you need to write that morning. It may be something you can do for someone to dramatically move the needle.\n\nYou need THAT insight. The one that leads to immediate action and makes immediate impact on what you’re trying to do.\n\nThis is how you make quantum leaps, day-by-day, in your progression. When you’re getting powerful insights that improve how you live, your life changes. That’s why learning every day is so important.\n\nIf you read good books every morning, visualize and strategize your goals, and write your insights in your journal, you’ll have an amazing life.\n\nYou’ll become a highly creative person.\n\nYou’ll be a brilliant decision maker and strategist.\n\nYou’ll become financially successful.\n\nYou’ll learn from your mistakes, and not continue the same unhealthy patterns.\n\nYou’ll elevate yourself while most people continue small lives of regret.\n\nWhat do you do between the hours of 5–7AM?\n\nJoin The 5AM Club!\n\nIf you haven’t yet joined the 5AM club, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s the equivalent of me telling you how good a certain chocolate cake is. You can only really know if you taste the cake yourself.\n\nYou won’t know how motivating, clarifying, and empowering it is until you experience it yourself. Your identity and personality are shaped by your behavior. Change your choices, change your life.\n\nWill waking up early sometimes suck?\n\nAbsolutely.\n\nBut if it doesn’t suck, it’s not worth doing. Robert Greene explains in his book, Mastery, that you can learn to love this internal resistance. In his words, “You find a kind of perverse pleasure in moving past the pain this might bring.”\n\nAnd if you immediately put yourself in a different environment- the fog and tiredness will go away within 5 minutes.\n\nDrink a huge cup of water and go somewhere you can be alone. Throw your shoes on. Wake yourself up and deal with the few moments of pain in order to unlock a life most people could never imagine.\n\nReady to Upgrade?\nI’ve created a cheat sheet for putting yourself into a PEAK-STATE, immediately. You follow this daily, your life will change very quickly.\n\nGet the cheat sheet here!\n\nSelf ImprovementProductivityEntrepreneurshipStartupLife Lessons\nOne clap, two clap, three clap, forty?\nBy clapping more or less, you can signal to us which stories really stand out.\n\nGo to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy\nBenjamin P. Hardy\nMedium member since Mar 2017\nHusband & father of 3. PhD candidate in Organizational Psychology. Author of WILLPOWER DOESN’T WORK.\n\nThrive Global\nThrive Global\nMore than living. Thriving.\n\nMore from Thrive Global\nYour Fear Of Looking Stupid Is Making You Look Stupid\nGo to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy\nBenjamin P. Hardy\nMore from Thrive Global\n11 Things That Will Happen When You’re Ready To Give Up A Bad Habit\nGo to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy\nBenjamin P. Hardy\nMore from Thrive Global\nDo You Have These 6 ‘Mindful’ Skills? Or Are You Distracted?\nGo to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy\nBenjamin P. Hardy\nResponses",
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| body | You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5-7 AM While serving a humanitarian and ecclesiastical mission at the age of 20, I learned potentially the most important lesson of my life. How you spend your morning determines your success in life. How you spend your morning determines who you will become. How you spend your morning determines whether you become world-class at something, or remain merely average. How you spend your morning is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and making less than 100 grand. How you spend your morning determines how well you: think strategize prioritize spend your time choose your friends choose your lover choose your career perform in your work influence the world I didn’t understand how important my morning was at the beginning of my mission. But it quickly became very apparent. As a missionary, the first several hours of the day are dedicated to getting ready, studying, and planning. After a few months in “the mission field,” I noticed that most missionaries dragged themselves out of bed, and dragged themselves through their studies. My experience was different. For the first time in my life, I experienced the power of learning. I felt the nourishment of feeding my mind and soul. To quote Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.: “A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.” I started waking up earlier than prescribed to read more and more. Rather than reading one hour each morning as recommended, I was reading three or four. Within six months, it became apparent that my thinking and teaching abilities were accelerating at rocket speed. I began to stand out as a missionary. The following quote by Jeffrey Holland became crystal clear to me: “I frequently say to missionaries in the field, ‘You make or break your mission every morning of your life. You tell me how those morning hours go until you are on the street in your mission, whatever time it is; you tell me how those hours go, and I will tell you how your day will go, I will tell you how your month will go, I will tell you how your year will go and how your mission and your life will go.’” You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5 and 7 AM “Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it.” — Richard Whately If you lose an hour in your morning, you’ll spend your whole day looking for it. If you spend your day looking for the most important time you’ve lost, you’ll be spending your whole life on a lower-level path than you could have had. If you don’t prioritize and maximize your morning hours, you’ll always be left wondering what your life could have been. You’ll never know what you could have had. You’ll never watch yourself accelerate and advance at rates that are possible, but seem impossible. You’ll always settle for less in your choices, relationships, eating, environment, income, and life. Given the fact that most people reading this article operate on a 9–5ish schedule, the hours before 9AM are significant. Moreover, many people reading this article have kids and other responsibilities that are immediately pressing upon them, usually around 7AM. If you start your day at 7AM, you’ve already lost the most important hours of your day. You’ve already lost your chance to radically separate yourself — intellectually, emotionally, spiritually — from the masses. When you upgrade yourself intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, you’re enabled to see the world from a more elevated plane. You’re empowered to deal with the difficult and challenging emotions required for growth and evolution. You quickly learn how to work with people, solve problems, and create an amazing lifestyle where you’re making great money. What Do You Do Between 5 and 7 AM? If you could give yourself two hours, every morning, solely dedicated to learning, thinking, planning, meditating, praying, and writing in your journal, your life would change. These are the best things you could do with your morning time. How a person spends the hours of 5 to 7 AM are a pretty clear indicator of how successful they’ll be. Is this always the case? Of course not. Are there certain circumstances, such as people who work night shifts, when these exact hours don’t apply? Sure. But for most people, the hours of 5 to 7AM make or break their entire life. How do you spend the hours of 5 to 7? Do you spend half of that time sleeping? Do you sleep the entire duration? Do you spend that time working out? How you start something is very important. Prevention is far better than rehabilitation. Starting right is much easier than correcting course. Consequently, how you start your day is extremely important. It is indeed possible to correct your course mid-way through the day, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t often happen. Momentum — good or bad — is hard to reverse. Waking up at 5AM isn’t enough, then, if you wake up at that time and you start yourself down a non-optimal path. First things should come first. Some things are good, other things are better, and other things are best. Given that your morning hours are your most important, you shouldn’t dedicate those golden hours to activities which are merely “good.” As Jim Collins has said, “Good is the enemy of great.” Similarly, Dallin Oaks has said, “We should be careful not to exhaust our available time on things that are merely good and leave little time for that which is better or best.” Every person has 24 hours per day. However, what each person does with those 24 hours determines who they become and what they do. How you spend your 24 hours is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and living paycheck to paycheck. How you spend your 24 hours is the difference between being happy and being miserable. There are endless choices you could make. Endless activities you could engage in. Endless people you could surround yourself with. Endless goals you could pursue. John Maxwell has written, “You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.” Most choices are bad choices. Most activities are unimportant. There are a lot of things which are “good.” But those activities should NOT come first thing in the morning. Research confirms the brain, specifically the prefrontal cortex, is most active and readily creative immediately following sleep. Your mind is clearest in the morning. Your energy is highest. A lot of people wake up first thing and head to the gym. This is certainly a good activity — it will wake you up and get you moving. But fitness is not the most optimal thing you could do in the morning. Research confirms that you workout better with food in your system. Your workouts will be far more productive and powerful if you do them in the late morning or early afternoon, as opposed to first thing in the morning. Lunch-break work out. If you’ve already accomplished more in your morning than most people do in a month, you’ll be SO PUMPED to workout. You’ll push yourself so much harder. You’ll feel so much more fulfilled. You’ll feel so good it will feel like beating the system — which is actually what you’re doing when you live on your own terms. Your workout should be a mental break — a way to break up your day. The physical and mental can push each other upward. Once you workout, you give your mind a rest and allow your subconscious to synthesize and organize all the work you’ve done throughout your morning. Indeed, stepping away after several hours of hard thinking is where you’ll get your best insights. Don’t waste those epic insights by working out first thing in the morning! Instead, workout during the afternoon and get even more insights WHILE YOU’RE working out as a byproduct of the thinking and mental work you’ve done that morning. Another benefit of working out later in the day is that it does energize you — and thus you can add a couple extra hours of good mental energy that you won’t get if you exercise first thing in the morning. So What Should You Do First Thing In The Morning? “If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson If you want to quickly set yourself apart in life, you should make it your first priority to read lots of really good books. If you spend 1–2 hours per morning reading, you’d read 50–100 books per year. Do this for 5–10 years, and as they say, you’ll become an “overnight success.” In our incredible age of information and technology, it’s never been easier to access information. Of course, it’s also never been more distracting. There are many REALLY REALLY good books. There are also MILLIONS of books that aren’t that great. The quality of books you read matters. To quote Ryan Holiday, “If you read what everyone else reads, you’ll think like everyone else thinks.” Some books are classics for a reason. Some books have shaped culture for a reason. Some books are continually recommended by people who have achieved wealth and success for a reason. And when you start really reading, you’ll be guided by the books themselves. The right books will pop-up and stir your heart. You’ll intuitively know — I need to read that book, which will then lead you to the next book and the next. You’ll begin making important connections that other people haven’t made. You’ll be able to shape culture yourself. You’ll be able to make influential change — first in your own life, then in your family, then in your circle of friends, then in your work and community, and eventually, you’ll be able to influence and shape the whole world. Reading isn’t enough though. You need to spend plenty of time thinking, meditating, praying if so inclined, and writing in your journal. Rather than just reading for 1–2 hours straight, it’s good to shift between reading, thinking, and writing down your insights. Listening to audiobooks makes this process even easier. While either listening or reading, it’s good to allow spaces of time to really think about what you’re learning, and to measure what you’re learning against your current worldview, priorities, and goals. Hopefully, if you’re open to learning, you’ll allow what you’re reading to alter and enhance your current mental model. You’ll allow your learning to hone and improve your current priorities, goals, choices, and daily behaviors. Thus, while you’re learning, it’s good to ponder and think about the goals you’re currently pursuing. Writing your goals down in the morning, and emotionally visualizing their completion is powerful. It’s awe-inspiring and humbling to read old journal entries and realize that many of your former goals have since been attained and accomplished. While listening to or reading powerful information — your mind will be primed to get lots of really good ideas. Especially if you’ve developed skills in meditation, thinking, and prayer. While listening/reading, you’ll get lots of REALLY GOOD ideas about how you can better accomplish your goals. Ideas will come to your mind about how you can better help the people in your network accomplish their goals. You’ll want to immediately act on these ideas. The longer you hesitate, the more likely you will be to forget about your key insight. The longer you wait, the less power your idea will have. When a brilliant idea sparks, start writing. Don’t just put it on the back-burner. Follow the idea and see where it takes you. It’s usually the idea after the idea that really matters. But most people take their ideas for granted, or they just continue their reading. No. When you get a core insight, pause and reflect. Pull out your journal and begin connecting that idea with your most pressing goals and priorities and relationships. Quickly, another connection will be made. A deeper insight will present itself. Eventually, you’ll stumble upon something very practical. Something you’ll need to act on immediately. That “something” may be a conversation you need to have. It may be an article you need to write that morning. It may be something you can do for someone to dramatically move the needle. You need THAT insight. The one that leads to immediate action and makes immediate impact on what you’re trying to do. This is how you make quantum leaps, day-by-day, in your progression. When you’re getting powerful insights that improve how you live, your life changes. That’s why learning every day is so important. If you read good books every morning, visualize and strategize your goals, and write your insights in your journal, you’ll have an amazing life. You’ll become a highly creative person. You’ll be a brilliant decision maker and strategist. You’ll become financially successful. You’ll learn from your mistakes, and not continue the same unhealthy patterns. You’ll elevate yourself while most people continue small lives of regret. What do you do between the hours of 5–7AM? Join The 5AM Club! If you haven’t yet joined the 5AM club, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s the equivalent of me telling you how good a certain chocolate cake is. You can only really know if you taste the cake yourself. You won’t know how motivating, clarifying, and empowering it is until you experience it yourself. Your identity and personality are shaped by your behavior. Change your choices, change your life. Will waking up early sometimes suck? Absolutely. But if it doesn’t suck, it’s not worth doing. Robert Greene explains in his book, Mastery, that you can learn to love this internal resistance. In his words, “You find a kind of perverse pleasure in moving past the pain this might bring.” And if you immediately put yourself in a different environment- the fog and tiredness will go away within 5 minutes. Drink a huge cup of water and go somewhere you can be alone. Throw your shoes on. Wake yourself up and deal with the few moments of pain in order to unlock a life most people could never imagine. Ready to Upgrade? I’ve created a cheat sheet for putting yourself into a PEAK-STATE, immediately. You follow this daily, your life will change very quickly. Get the cheat sheet here! Self ImprovementProductivityEntrepreneurshipStartupLife Lessons One clap, two clap, three clap, forty? By clapping more or less, you can signal to us which stories really stand out. Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy Medium member since Mar 2017 Husband & father of 3. PhD candidate in Organizational Psychology. Author of WILLPOWER DOESN’T WORK. Thrive Global Thrive Global More than living. Thriving. More from Thrive Global Your Fear Of Looking Stupid Is Making You Look Stupid Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy More from Thrive Global 11 Things That Will Happen When You’re Ready To Give Up A Bad Habit Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy More from Thrive Global Do You Have These 6 ‘Mindful’ Skills? Or Are You Distracted? Go to the profile of Benjamin P. Hardy Benjamin P. Hardy Responses |
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"body": "You Make Or Break Your Life Between 5-7 AM\nWhile serving a humanitarian and ecclesiastical mission at the age of 20, I learned potentially the most important lesson of my life.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines your success in life.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines who you will become.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines whether you become world-class at something, or remain merely average.\n\nHow you spend your morning is the difference between making tens of millions of dollars and making less than 100 grand.\n\nHow you spend your morning determines how well you:\n\nthink\nstrategize\nprioritize\nspend your time\nchoose your friends\nchoose your lover\nchoose your career\nperform in your work\ninfluence the world\nI didn’t understand how important my morning was at the beginning of my mission. But it quickly became very apparent.\n\nAs a missionary, the first several hours of the day are dedicated to getting ready, studying, and planning.\n\nAfter a few months in “the mission field,” I noticed that most missionaries dragged themselves out of bed, and dragged themselves through their studies.\n\nMy experience was different. For the first time in my life, I experienced the power of learning. I felt the nourishment of feeding my mind and soul. To quote Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.:\n\n“A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.”\nI started waking up earlier than prescribed to read more and more. Rather than reading one hour each morning as recommended, I was reading three or four.\n\nWithin six months, it became apparent that my thinking and teaching abilities were accelerating at rocket speed. I began to stand out as a missionary.\n\nThe following quote by Jeffrey Holland became crystal clear to me:\n\n“I frequently say to missionaries in the field, ‘You make or break your mission every morning of your life. You tell me how those morning hours go until you are on the street in your mission, whatever time it is; you tell me how those hours go, and I will tell you how your day will go, I will tell you how your month will go, I will tell you how your year will go and how your mission and your life will go.’”\nYou Make Or Break Your Life Between 5 and 7 AM\n“Lose an hour in the morning, and you will spend all day looking for it.” — Richard Whately\n\nIf you lose an hour in your morning, you’ll spend your whole day looking for it.\n\nIf you spend your day looking for the most important time you’ve lost, you’ll be spending your whole life on a lower-level path than you could have had.\n\nIf you don’t prioritize and maximize your morning hours, you’ll always be left wondering what your life could have been.\n\nYou’ll never know what you could have had.\n\nYou’ll never watch yourself accelerate and advance at rates that are possible, but seem impossible.\n\nYou’ll always settle for less in your choices, relationships, eating, environment, income, and life.\n\nGiven the fact that most people reading this article operate on a 9–5ish schedule, the hours before 9AM are significant.\n\nMoreover, many people reading this article have kids and other responsibilities that are immediately pressing upon them, usually around 7AM.\n\nIf you start your day at 7AM, you’ve already lost the most important hours of your day. You’ve already lost your chance to radically separate yourself — intellectually, emotionally, spiritually — from the masses.\n\nWhen you upgrade yourself intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually, you’re enabled to see the world from a more elevated plane. You’re empowered to deal with the difficult and challenging emotions required for growth and evolution. You quickly learn how to work with people, solve problems, and create an amazing lifestyle where you’re making great money.\n\nWhat Do You Do Between 5 and 7 AM?\nIf you could give yourself two hours, every morning, solely dedicated to learning, thinking, planning, meditating, praying, and writing in your journal, your life would change.\n\nThese are the best things you could do with your morning time.\n\nHow a person spends the hours of 5 to 7 AM are a pretty clear indicator of how successful they’ll be. Is this always the case? Of course not. Are there certain circumstances, such as people who work night shifts, when these exact hours don’t apply? Sure.\n\nBut for most people, the hours of 5 to 7AM make or break their entire life.\n\nHow do you spend the hours of 5 to 7?\n\nDo you spend half of that time sleeping?\n\nDo you sleep the entire duration?\n\nDo you spend that time working out?\n\nHow you start something is very important. Prevention is far better than rehabilitation. Starting right is much easier than correcting course.\n\nConsequently, how you start your day is extremely important. It is indeed possible to correct your course mid-way through the day, but let’s be honest, it doesn’t often happen. 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Endless activities you could engage in. Endless people you could surround yourself with. Endless goals you could pursue.\n\nJohn Maxwell has written, “You cannot overestimate the unimportance of practically everything.”\n\nMost choices are bad choices.\n\nMost activities are unimportant.\n\nThere are a lot of things which are “good.” But those activities should NOT come first thing in the morning.\n\nResearch confirms the brain, specifically the prefrontal cortex, is most active and readily creative immediately following sleep. Your mind is clearest in the morning. Your energy is highest.\n\nA lot of people wake up first thing and head to the gym. This is certainly a good activity — it will wake you up and get you moving.\n\nBut fitness is not the most optimal thing you could do in the morning. Research confirms that you workout better with food in your system. 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Instead, workout during the afternoon and get even more insights WHILE YOU’RE working out as a byproduct of the thinking and mental work you’ve done that morning.\n\nAnother benefit of working out later in the day is that it does energize you — and thus you can add a couple extra hours of good mental energy that you won’t get if you exercise first thing in the morning.\n\nSo What Should You Do First Thing In The Morning?\n“If we encounter a man of rare intellect, we should ask him what books he reads.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson\n\nIf you want to quickly set yourself apart in life, you should make it your first priority to read lots of really good books. If you spend 1–2 hours per morning reading, you’d read 50–100 books per year. Do this for 5–10 years, and as they say, you’ll become an “overnight success.”\n\nIn our incredible age of information and technology, it’s never been easier to access information. 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You’ll intuitively know — I need to read that book, which will then lead you to the next book and the next.\n\nYou’ll begin making important connections that other people haven’t made.\n\nYou’ll be able to shape culture yourself.\n\nYou’ll be able to make influential change — first in your own life, then in your family, then in your circle of friends, then in your work and community, and eventually, you’ll be able to influence and shape the whole world.\n\nReading isn’t enough though.\n\nYou need to spend plenty of time thinking, meditating, praying if so inclined, and writing in your journal.\n\nRather than just reading for 1–2 hours straight, it’s good to shift between reading, thinking, and writing down your insights. Listening to audiobooks makes this process even easier.\n\nWhile either listening or reading, it’s good to allow spaces of time to really think about what you’re learning, and to measure what you’re learning against your current worldview, priorities, and goals.\n\nHopefully, if you’re open to learning, you’ll allow what you’re reading to alter and enhance your current mental model. You’ll allow your learning to hone and improve your current priorities, goals, choices, and daily behaviors.\n\nThus, while you’re learning, it’s good to ponder and think about the goals you’re currently pursuing. Writing your goals down in the morning, and emotionally visualizing their completion is powerful. It’s awe-inspiring and humbling to read old journal entries and realize that many of your former goals have since been attained and accomplished.\n\nWhile listening to or reading powerful information — your mind will be primed to get lots of really good ideas. Especially if you’ve developed skills in meditation, thinking, and prayer.\n\nWhile listening/reading, you’ll get lots of REALLY GOOD ideas about how you can better accomplish your goals. Ideas will come to your mind about how you can better help the people in your network accomplish their goals.\n\nYou’ll want to immediately act on these ideas. The longer you hesitate, the more likely you will be to forget about your key insight. The longer you wait, the less power your idea will have.\n\nWhen a brilliant idea sparks, start writing. Don’t just put it on the back-burner. Follow the idea and see where it takes you.\n\nIt’s usually the idea after the idea that really matters. But most people take their ideas for granted, or they just continue their reading.\n\nNo.\n\nWhen you get a core insight, pause and reflect. Pull out your journal and begin connecting that idea with your most pressing goals and priorities and relationships. Quickly, another connection will be made. A deeper insight will present itself. Eventually, you’ll stumble upon something very practical. Something you’ll need to act on immediately.\n\nThat “something” may be a conversation you need to have. It may be an article you need to write that morning. It may be something you can do for someone to dramatically move the needle.\n\nYou need THAT insight. The one that leads to immediate action and makes immediate impact on what you’re trying to do.\n\nThis is how you make quantum leaps, day-by-day, in your progression. When you’re getting powerful insights that improve how you live, your life changes. That’s why learning every day is so important.\n\nIf you read good books every morning, visualize and strategize your goals, and write your insights in your journal, you’ll have an amazing life.\n\nYou’ll become a highly creative person.\n\nYou’ll be a brilliant decision maker and strategist.\n\nYou’ll become financially successful.\n\nYou’ll learn from your mistakes, and not continue the same unhealthy patterns.\n\nYou’ll elevate yourself while most people continue small lives of regret.\n\nWhat do you do between the hours of 5–7AM?\n\nJoin The 5AM Club!\n\nIf you haven’t yet joined the 5AM club, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s the equivalent of me telling you how good a certain chocolate cake is. You can only really know if you taste the cake yourself.\n\nYou won’t know how motivating, clarifying, and empowering it is until you experience it yourself. Your identity and personality are shaped by your behavior. Change your choices, change your life.\n\nWill waking up early sometimes suck?\n\nAbsolutely.\n\nBut if it doesn’t suck, it’s not worth doing. Robert Greene explains in his book, Mastery, that you can learn to love this internal resistance. In his words, “You find a kind of perverse pleasure in moving past the pain this might bring.”\n\nAnd if you immediately put yourself in a different environment- the fog and tiredness will go away within 5 minutes.\n\nDrink a huge cup of water and go somewhere you can be alone. Throw your shoes on. Wake yourself up and deal with the few moments of pain in order to unlock a life most people could never imagine.\n\nReady to Upgrade?\nI’ve created a cheat sheet for putting yourself into a PEAK-STATE, immediately. 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| body | Merci cher ami. Ton commentaire m'a plaît bcp et m'a encouragé de redoubler les efforts pour être à la hauteur. Merci |
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| body | Hi all, If you are a Bankera investor, you may find useful to join the facebook group and find out more insights on the project https://www.facebook.com/groups/bankerainvestors/ |
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| body | Hey @moradoscar, great post! I enjoyed your content. Keep up the good work! It's always nice to see good content here on Steemit! Cheers :) |
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2018/04/18 12:40:24
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| body | .jpeg) Verasity At TokenBlast: “A Bad Day On The Blockchain” Verasity continues to push boundaries and made its presence felt in the City of Fog. This time our team was invited to sponsor a unique blockchain event in London. The cryptocurrency community gathered at RocketSpace for TokenBlast. An event that aims to educate and spread awareness about blockchain technology. The “panel & fireside chat” format saw Alexander Carter-Silk (Head of European Intellectual Property at Brown Rudnick), Jeremy Barnett (Regulatory Barrister and Executive Director at Resilience Partners), Anna Melton (Chief Strategy Officer at TokenKey), and Tom Shave (Partner at Smith & Williamson) discussing topical trends and challenges in the industry. The occasion? Exploring operational challenges of running a blockchain company — and mulling over possible “bad day“ scenarios. The aim was to help blockchain startups gain situational awareness, develop emergency responses and to determine the extent of impact of such scenarios. Around one-hundred blockchain enthusiasts attended TokenBlast London, including entrepreneurs, developers, investors, founders of blockchain startups, regulation experts, security specialists, traders, lawyers and crypto-enthusiasts. It was great to catch up with so many knowledgeable minds from the crypto-community. Likewise, a pleasure to show everyone how VeraPlayer works face to face. — Tom Hillman, Community and Communications at Verasity. It was fitting that Verasity attended and sponsored TokenBlast as the event centered around real hands-on experience. Getting to demo our working VeraPlayer product was an absolute privilege. Chris demoing VeraPlayer to attendees. Aside from Verasity, attention was also given to Fathom — a data science blockchain startup which rewards those who contribute data and those who realize its value. One of the key takeaways from the evening was the assurance that blockchain-powered startups will be able to find favourable, or at least clear-cut regulatory framework to launch their businesses. It was also vindicating to hear that businesses must do their legal planning and due diligence to help regulators set and enforce rules. Verasity has done both of these things and is one of the companies fostering innovation whilst promoting market integrity and confidence. |
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| body | .png) As I write this, I am certain of one thing: A tense and cortisol-fueled war room has convened inside Facebook headquarters, with communications, policy, and operational executives madly preparing a script soon to be read by the company’s beleaguered CEO. At some point during the scrum, some of the execs had to leave to host a company-wide all hands, but to those in the room, that was a distraction. The all hands had to happen because the natives were restless (more on that in my next piece). But at present, Facebook is in chaos, and the leadership team has no idea what the company response should truly be. So there was no way the two faces of the company — Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg — were going to be at the all hands meeting. Not a chance. By the time I’ve finished writing this column, and certainly by the morning, we’ll finally hear from Zuckerberg on the “category five hurricane” that has hit the company over the weekend. But given the national news has already led with the story, I doubt it. More likely it’ll happen Wednesday. If it doesn’t, well, that’s another column. This is a hurricane largely of the company’s own making. The culture inside Facebook isn’t built to admit this fact, but if one thing is certain from the Cambridge Analytica story, it is this: It’s time for something fundamental to change inside One Hacker Way. Facebook is truly broken. Zuck must now make good on his promise to fix it. Platitudes, protestations and promises won’t do. A plan of action must be delivered. And those actions are being urgently debated inside that war room right now. So what might Zuck say to calm the waters? Start with this: Admit fault. This is perhaps the hardest thing for the young company to do, but it’s imperative. The company not only created the platform and potential for Cambridge to thrive, but also allowed Russian hacking of a US presidential election. And those are simply two extraordinary examples of countless other potential bad actions enabled by a platform unaware, intentionally or not, of its own power. So step one, admit your role in all of this. Step two, apologize. This seems pretty obvious, but again, it goes against the God complex the Valley has created around its most famous and fabulously wealthy founders. You screwed up, people got hurt, and the truth is, more will likely be hurt before it’s all said and done. So apologize for those facts, and do it with integrity. Mean it. Third, and again, utterly counter to traditional Valley hero narratives, ask for outside help. Welcome it. Facebook should view outside help as necessary to restore the trust of all its customers — not just those of us obsessed with sharing selfies and birthday wishes, but also advertisers and regulators. Beyond “cooperating” with any and all government requests, Facebook would do well to admit it simply doesn’t have the answers to the problems it has created, and ask its community — users, advertisers, partners, regulators, colleagues in industry — to rally around the larger issues driven by this narrative. Then lead the conversation, in earnest, around what solutions might be. That leads me to the fourth action I’d love to hear from Zuckerberg when he speaks in the morning (and again, if he doesn’t, well, that’s another column). And that’s to own the larger narrative. The truth is simply this: Facebook’s core business model, based as it is on total control of an individual’s data without true agency for that samesaid individual, is wrong. The larger narrative requires that Facebook pivot, not to video (this made me laugh out loud), but to a new approach to data ownership, where the onus, and the value, of data ownership is laid at the feet of the consumer. Facebook’s role in such a system is enabler, not gatekeeper. Value adder, not dictator. That’s a massive shift, one that is worth a very long piece, which I’ll write next. But for now, I’ll sign off, and wish those deeply stressed executives in Facebook’s war room much needed introspection, humility, and courage. They’ll need all of that and more in the coming days. |
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| body | .jpeg) The Winklevoss Brothers Receive Patent For Digital Transaction Security SystemNEWS Winklevoss IP, owned by brothers Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, has been granted a patent for a system to enhance the security of digital transactions, according to a patent document published by the US Patent and Trademarks Office (SPTO) April 10. According to the patent, the new system is an “improvement to computer security technology” that seeks to embrace a “system, method, and program product for processing secure transactions within a cloud computing system” implementing common cryptographic encryption principles. As the authors claim in the patent, the system would provide a secure means of data verification in order to prevent “unauthorized access of information over external data connections.” According to the patent’s abstract, the described computing sub-system would operate the first electronic processing request, then verify and decrypt the first signed data before producing the second processing output that would be encrypted and transmitted to a second sub-system involving a second private key. “The present invention can provide verification that a user is authorized or that a user session is authorized, such as having valid user credentials and the session not having timed out. The authenticity of any client request received from a user device, or configured to appear as if it originated from a user device, can be confirmed by the computing system. In other embodiments, communications among sub-systems of a computing system can be verified using the trust chain verified computing methods of the present invention.” The cloud computing security system patented by the Winklevoss twins may be applied to their cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, which is set to start offering cryptocurrency block trading with large amounts of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) outside of their regular order books starting April 12. |
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