Subscribe for more videos from me here https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCryptoverse?sub_confirmation=1 Check out the Infinite Man Summit 2018 at: https://tg180.isrefer.com/go/lisb/cc/ --- Tony Robbins is famously quoted as saying: “Success in anything is 80% psychology and 20% mechanics.” When nothing is happening in the market, that’s your opportunity. Take that as an invitation to take a break from crypto confident that you’re not going to miss anything. Invest the time in developing your mindset because that is ultimately what separates the people that win from the people that lose. Do world class sports teams only practice when they are winning? Of course not. They practice consistently, and that is the philosophy I believe we need to adopt to succeed at anything. Remember that the big money is made when you buy, not when you sell. That’s because buying high and selling higher is not very profitable. But buying low, that’s thing that makes the most difference. You know recently I uploaded 3 videos from the Las Vegas meetup when I rented a Lambo and took some of my subscribers for a ride. My mindset was that the market was down, people were getting despondent so what they need right now is some inspiration, and what’s more inspiring than changing the world with cryptocurrencies and at the same time being so well rewarded that you could buy a Lamborghini, or whatever you want of equivalent value. My mindset was that during winter, focus on what it’s going to be live when summer returns, which is inevitably does, every, single year. But what was the response to these videos? Some positive, and quite a big of negative. The negatives were along the lines of “People don’t want to see this content in a down market.” My response to that is it says more about them than it does about me. It betrays their negative mindset. Do you think somehow my crypto portfolio has been immune to this bear market? Of course not, but focusing on that would just make me feel bad and probably result in me coming to the conclusion that I needed to sell. Instead I decided to focus on what I wanted rather than what I didn’t want. I want to bet money on the projects that are going to have a profoundly positive impact on the world, because it’s those projects that will grow and provide the financial returns. So this whole notion of changing the world vs becoming wealthy cannot be separated. Yes coins boom in price because of pure speculation, but in the long run, the solid projects that have the most profoundly positive impact on the world are the ones that will grow and maintain their coin price. By supporting those good causes, you make money by default, so the two are inseparable. This message is mainly aimed at the crypto investing community, however I have to say something about my fellow crypto content creators. I was mortified to see certain content creators stop creating during this down market. I honestly could not believe it. I’m not going to name anyone because there are many possible explanations for any individuals absence but for others is obvious why they have stopped. I believe in the UK football scene they call it being ‘a glory supporter’ which is where you don’t really stand for anything, you don’t really have any loyalty, you either support whichever team is on top, or you only care about your team when they are winning. Again, I’m hot on my numbers so I know that there’s a huge drop in the rate at which crypto content is being consumed. It’s almost followed the drop in price exactly. But for content creators to quit because of that, what does that say about them? And what does that communicate to their followers? I was creating content for a year before I made any money from it, and now the money has dropped out of it again, what have I done? I’ve re-doubled by efforts. I’ve doubled the amount of time I spend on each video, adding effects, cutting it down to the shortest time possible, all the while continuing to look after the students in my online school. We are the people that our followers look up to. They look to us for information yes but I believe they also come to us for support, for lifting their spirits, for making them laugh if we can. But to abandon them during the darkest hour we’ve seen in a long time? Very disappointing. And what about the newcomers? What about the people who discover crypto during this time? The people who are looking for the leaders? To teach them how significantly crypto is going to impact the world? To teach them now, WHY the prices are going to take off, BEFORE the prices take off. Not to narrate the bull market when we hit the next bull run. Now is when it matters the most. That’s what I believe. I believe we all need to hold ourselves to a higher standard, and that (as many of your have noticed) is why I’m so hard on myself. So I invite everyone that hears this message, to recommit yourself to the goal you set when you got into crypto.