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501  Economy / Economics / Re: Any business where today you launch, tomorrow you begin making profit...? on: August 22, 2023, 03:31:09 PM
There is no agreement on a memorandum or internally that can immediately bring instant profits after starting a business. I am very curious about the business you are building, if it is allowed, allow me to follow in your footsteps, especially since the stream of income can flow for a very long time.
In general a business can be profitable or vice versa, even though it can be profitable, there is no guarantee that it will last for the next 999 years. To be honest I am very enthusiastic about following in your footsteps, please direct me to start a business like you have run.
Absolutely. There is a common misconception that building a business is an easy way to make a quick buck, but that couldn't be further from the truth. It's a long and often challenging process, and there are certainly no guarantees when it comes to profit. In fact, without proper management and preparation, building a business can be pretty risky. That's why it's so important to take the time to sort things out and consider all the different factors in building your business, such as identifying your target consumers and finding the right location to developing an effective marketing strategy and creating a solid business plan that will guide you every step of the way.
502  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is it worth it to teach older people about bitcoin technology? on: August 21, 2023, 02:47:54 PM
Learning and teaching Bitcoin is not just a trend; we are spreading the right information to correct wrong information that has spread mostly in the social. Although teaching oldies was not really important but we also let them gain knowledge about Bitcoin because it was their right as well. As long as they have an interest in Bitcoin, the more we have to spend time teaching them because this would give a huge impact on the community and could also be shared with their family. Maybe it was a big challenge for them because of the technology use but I see how helpful it was to promote Bitcoin when these oldies are already believe it.
We should spread the correct information about Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, not just in the old generation but in every generation, to prevent the misconception that Bitcoin is only used for money laundering, investment scams, and other fraudulent information. Teaching them is not mandatory, and we should open it up to everyone whenever we converse with older adults or other generations. We should also limit ourselves from always talking about bitcoin investment because you will only look like it is shilling bitcoin to them. We should only make conversations about Bitcoin for those interested in learning more about it so that it would be a good use of our time explaining it to them without getting ignored.
503  Economy / Economics / Re: It ain't meant to be easy on: August 21, 2023, 01:32:31 PM
Nothing in life comes easy, that happens in dreams. I agree with the OP that whenever we start the upward movement some problems will crop up, these can be managed. The problem is that some people walk away and don't want to work hard on their career, life choices and merits for that matter.

Well I think people can change though, and they may start having better work habits gradually. Hence try to encourage any person whom we across with a easy going lazy attitude.

It is a good thing to be flexible about life. You never know when a curveball gets raised.
Life can be challenging sometimes, and some things are not meant to be easy, that's for sure. Life has a way of throwing us curveballs that sometimes seem impossible to overcome. But the key is to keep pushing forward, one step at a time. It's important to remember that our challenges are an opportunity to grow and learn. And while it may not feel like it at the moment, overcoming those challenges can be incredibly rewarding. So don't give up when things get tough, keep fighting, keep moving forward, and you'll come out stronger carrying those solid life experiences.
504  Economy / Economics / Re: How to avoid over expenses and have discipline on: August 21, 2023, 01:05:17 PM
Isn't it stressful when we spend more than expected, right? especially if we follow a budget, having a smart spending habit is a good way to avoid such situations or events.

1. Make a realistic budget
           In budgeting it is important that we consider everything. It should be realistic and achievable, It cannot be said that the budget is only 20$ for a week for food if you are 8 people who will eat at home. Plan what to eat every day and budget for it. Write down all the ingredients or how much to buy and how much it will cost in pmashae or gasoline if there is a car. Do everything with consideration and do it consistently.
Stop yourself from buying things you don't need, like buying coffee at starbucks when you can just buy 3 in 1 sachet coffee that just tastes like coffee. Because if we cannot prevent such expenses, include them in the budget.

2. Find out what triggers the cost
            It's important that we know this if it's stress, boredom, pressure from friends, need to follow the trend and so on. It is important that we have discipline in these things if you want to avoid overspending. For example, if you're bored, you hang out online shopping at Lazada, Amazon, and others, this habit should be replaced with something more productive, such as cleaning the house and others where you can avoid it and do something good.

3. Break down luxury expenses
             Try to list the things you have spent and separate the luxury and the things you have spent. It is important that you know what is really needed and the word I deserve it.

4. Make the 24 hour rule
             This rule helped me when I was building in this way. Because when I want to buy something, I put it off for 24 hours, and during this time I learn how to assess these things. Usually the excitement we experience disappears immediately after a few hours. You imagine the sacrifices you will make when you accomplish them. Like the small savings you have or sometimes we will even borrow the money we will use here. At least in this way we can avoid impulsive buying or bursts of emotion.

5. Set a budget
            Allocate a limit on expenses, know all areas of expenses from food, rent, electricity, water, shopping and other things related to spending. Once you set all of your spending limits, make sure to follow them and do it because everything will be ignored if you don't do it.

I hope this somehow helped us and the community here on the forum.

Other source:
https://www.incharge.org/financial-literacy/budgeting-saving/how-to-cut-your-expenses/
https://www.mymoneycoach.ca/blog/how-to-stop-spending-money-7-tips.html

Sometimes it can be hard to resist the temptation of buying something out of our budget, especially when it would bring us so much satisfaction. However, we all know that giving in to these temptations can lead to a shortage of funds later on, and it will not give us any good.

As for me, I create a budget plan monthly to avoid over-expenses. First, I list all my expenses, including bills, groceries, and any other costs incurring regularly. Then I also monitor and track my expenses to ensure I stay within budget. I try to avoid impulse purchases and unnecessary expenses by planning ahead and sticking to my budget. Lastly, I consider ways to save money, such as cutting back on dining out or shopping for deals and discounts. I checked it multiple times before buying it if it was worth it and had an important use case. We can really avoid over-expenses and stay on track financially, and we just have to take it with complete discipline and have a stand to stick to the plans.
505  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: As a gambler do you have a potential winning amount limit? on: August 19, 2023, 12:50:28 PM
I have heard and read about people gambling because they had no source of income,  a job or they wanted to add gambling as part of their streams of income. Whatever your category the bottom line is that we all gamble to make money though some group claim it's mainly for fun. But who would want to be losing money all in the idea of catching fun!

There are gamblers that don't place their bet not until they have gotten a certain amount as their potential win. Some do this based on their financial challenge with the anticipation that just one win they may get on such amount is a life changer for them.

My main focus on this thread is in this question: as a gambler do you place your bet according to the weight of your financial need or you're always okay with whatever amount that comes out as potential win no matter how small amount?

When I first tried gambling, I had this notion that I could always win a certain amount of money each day. Specifically, I thought I could win around $50 to $100 every day. However, my experience turned out to be quite different. I did win for five consecutive days while playing in an online casino, but it was very difficult for me to win even just $10 in the next few days. This made me realize that gambling should not be considered as a reliable source of income. It should only be done for leisure purposes, and only if you have extra money to spare. After all, we all know that gambling is not always the best way to earn easy money.
506  Other / Archival / Re: How to manage bitcoin correctly? on: August 19, 2023, 12:25:55 PM
So many investors like you op decided to continue HODLING BTC despite it reaching such a high price for various reasons. Such bull-runs happen now and then which is why you should take advantage of them when you can.

I advise waiting until the next big bull-run which might happen sometime early next year thanks to the upcoming halving event. It could send BTC and other popular cryptocurrencies skyrocketing again.

Am not expecting it to drop drastically below the $30K range until then. DYOR!
Holding your Bitcoin for a long period is a great decision, especially if your Bitcoin holdings are your extra money; even if Bitcoin is down to its recent price, you won't be panicking to worry about your investment because you are not in need of money. That's why not everyone is capable of holding their Bitcoin for a long period of time and most Bitcoin holders are already selling their Bitcoins once they already reach their peak. But for me, I always sell my bitcoins when it's a good price and I am in need of money because I am also not yet capable of holding it for more than 5 years.

507  Economy / Economics / Re: Would you rather start/grow a business from scratch or buy an existing business? on: August 18, 2023, 05:46:24 PM

Both have their own pros and cons. But for me, it is best for someone that has no experience in the business field to just franchise an existing business. Franchising will let its potential partners undergo several trainings to teach them everything on how to run the business successfully. And in an existing business, there are already existing systems as well that save a lot of time and effort. Imagine looking for suppliers that are a little cheaper and at the same time its quality remains good. The workers will also be trained by the franchising company. This way, newbie businessmen take a shortcut and might have ample time to continue their jobs or do other stuff.
This is exactly the same response I had in my mind after reading the post. Deciding whether to grow a business from scratch or buy an existing one can be challenging. It depends on your personal preferences and goals. If you have a strong vision and are willing to work hard, starting a business from scratch can be a great option. On the other hand, buying an existing business can provide a jumpstart with an established customer base and infrastructure. Ultimately, it comes down to weighing the advantages and disadvantages and determining the best fit for you and your aspirations.
508  Economy / Economics / Re: How to developed your capital on: August 18, 2023, 05:12:07 PM
You can try dozens of techniques to increase or protect your capital but in my opinion, being experienced and seasoned is the biggest plus for capital development. Being financially literate is one of the golden rules for capital accumulation. My capital accumulation was all about experience and patience. Most of the people who enter the money markets are not in it for capital accumulation but to get rich fast. If you don't know about the market, your losses, your bad experiences, will teach you about the market. Cryptocurrency markets are the best place to build capital.

By investing in major coins, you can save for the long term and protect yourself from inflation. So far Btc and Eth are among my indispensables to increase my capital. The reality of this business is definitely patience. The idea of getting rich quick is the biggest mistake for capital accumulation. Creating a plan and patiently spreading your capital accumulation over the long term by sticking to that plan is the ideal way to grow your income step by step.
True. Developing your capital is a journey that requires discipline and consistency. Having clear financial goals and creating a plan to achieve them is also a key factor. As for me, I've started through saving a fixed amount of money each month, even if it's initially difficult for me because sometimes I get tempted to buy impulsively. At the same time, I am doing thorough research about investments that have historically generated a good return on investment and related factors such as market trends and risk when making investment decisions.

Investing your money wisely in assets that generate a good return on investment can help you achieve your goals faster. Try to minimize your debt as much as possible and prioritize paying off any high-interest debts first. We just need to stay focused on our goals and avoid impulsive spending. Following these tips can develop your capital and achieve financial stability over time.
509  Economy / Economics / Re: Would You Consider Adding Bitcoin to Your Retirement Savings on: August 17, 2023, 04:36:22 PM
Choosing several types of investments is a good thing for those who make investments, of course it will be very profitable, if we only use all assets in one type of investment, this will be harmful to our assets, of course, this is not really what every investor wants. I think that in making an investment we need to leave our savings for unexpected needs, it is not good to invest all of our money so that we don't have money for unexpected needs.
In my opinion, treating Bitcoin to retirement savings is quite risky because the price of Bitcoin is volatile, and it is not uncommon for its value to fluctuate wildly over short periods. Additionally, because Bitcoin is relatively new and different from traditional investment, its long-term performance is still somewhat uncertain.

Instead, as a retirement investment, I consider investing in it long-term with continuous portfolio monitoring. We all know it can offer a hedge against inflation. Traditional currencies deflate value while bitcoin's value may increase over time, and also, it is a highly liquid investment. Unlike other retirement accounts that may require waiting until a certain age to access your funds, bitcoin can be bought and sold quickly and easily.

But still overall, bitcoin can be a viable retirement plan option for those willing to take on some risk.
510  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: can Bitcoin provide food for our table on: August 16, 2023, 03:16:29 PM
There are two important things when it comes to relying on Bitcoin to bring food on the table, the first one is the main goal: we need to be profitable when trading and investing bitcoins. Even the biggest portfolio needs to grow to give us regular outflows. When starting out in the crypto world we need to have an initial portfolio we can trade with, a few hundred USD is not going to be enough to make returns that can pay our monthly living expenses. Anybody that wants to go into fulltime trading should calculate his minimum living expenses to know how much profit he needs to make each month, on top of that we also need to pay taxes on our profits. Only if we are sure that we can achieve these returns on a continuous basis we should go for relying on Bitcoins to provide food on the table. The second important thing is that we need to live in a country where Bitcoins are accepted and we can actually use it to make purchases. If bitcoins are not so popular in our country, we could still exchange them regularly for Fiat money and use that to pay our food supply. But the problem is that if Bitcoin drops or our local currency rises then we could be faced with much higher costs for our everyday purchases.

Investing in cryptocurrency has the potential for profitability, and Bitcoin can really bring food to our table. But relying solely only on it will be risky if you do not search for another branch of profitable sources due to its volatility. Instead, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies can serve as a passive income. There are always risks involved with investing not only in Bitcoin, but it's definitely worth considering as a way to diversify income streams. 
511  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Lotteries and possibility vs. probability on: August 16, 2023, 12:56:36 PM
Yeah, there are reports that I read in the past that try and wanted to break the probability and the numbers of lotto. But for sure, even if you bet all the numbers, you will still get a negative results that's why nobody tries it even those who have a lot of money.

It's all about being lucky and one thing we learn is that those people who won before has numbers that is significant to them, either their birthdays or some numbers that they can relate and by string of luck win the jackpot price.
People still keep participating in lotteries despite being aware of the slim odds of winning and that the probability of losing is much higher. This is due to trying luck, hoping to strike it rich and win a large payout.

I remember my grandmother, who daily participated in the lotto, which became routine for her. She knows the minuscule odds of winning the lottery but continues to participate. When asked why she did this, she said, "Maybe I will be the lucky lotto winner one day and change my life." Also, it brings her joy and excitement every time she watches the results on TV. That said, we cannot do anything about it anymore. She knows the risk and keeps doing it, meaning she affords to lose the money she uses in participating lotto in exchange for the tiny luck in winning.
512  Economy / Economics / Re: New Research found Work from home workers to be less productive on: August 15, 2023, 04:12:25 PM
Perhaps this is true for most of the wfh workers as they might be lacking the motivation and interest to work in the first place. Maybe because their compensation may not be well suited enough, or they have personal distractions at home that’s hard for them to focus on their job well and compromise the effectivity of their jobs. While this is not true for some, but perhaps this research is also telling the reality about how inefficient and ineffective some of them that might put the progress of their company at risk.
As for me, sometimes it is not easy to stay motivated and focused when I am not in an office environment. Many distractions interfere with my productivity. However, working remotely has many benefits, such as reduced commute time and increased flexibility, which gives me more energy to maintain the quality of my work.

It definitely depends on the individual and their work style. Some people thrive in a home office setting, while others prefer an office's structure and social interaction. People must find what works best for them and their job responsibilities.
513  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Bitcoin trading and gambling on: August 15, 2023, 03:43:38 PM
Trading is risky like gambling but not as risky as gambling.  When a trader makes a wrong entry in trading then his balance is not 0 and he has a chance to recover the loss by holding those coins.  But in case of gambling, if one makes a wrong decision, his balance immediately becomes 0 and if he wins the bet, he gets the profit according to the odds. So these two things are not the same there is a big difference between them. However, leverage trading can be said to be a form of gambling, but spot trading is never like gambling
I agree. Both involve risking money, only their approach and goal vary. In trading, we buy and sell assets intending to make a profit, while gambling involves risking money to win more. Decisions are based on research, analysis, and market trends in trading, while gambling is often based on chance and luck. Trading can be a long-term investment strategy, while gambling is typically more short-term and focused on immediate gains.

Personally, I consider trading a more legitimate and safer activity than gambling, which can be associated with addiction and other negative consequences. They may have similarities, but the differences between the two are significant. Either way, it is important to understand these differences before getting involved in either activity.
514  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: 10 tips to manage one's emotions while trading crypto. on: August 14, 2023, 02:06:13 PM
I very much have the interest to be a professional crypto trader at some point in my life, but it should be after I have understood it the way I want. Am well aware of the emotions which hunt gamblers, because I had tried it a few times. Same emotions also hunt traders and it is in the form of Fear, greed, hope, regret.
Although I beg to differ, I have learnt how it is in trying to be wary of such emotions that we become victims of such emotions in critical times.

It helps to give a constant reminder to oneself on how to control such emotions when money/crypto is involved because a loss could be a recurring outcome and not being able to manage ones emotional state could be very detrimental.
I agree. Our emotions are also a key player in trading. It is easy to get swept up in the excitement of a bull market or the fear of a bear market due to the volatility of values in crypto. Still, it's important to maintain a level head. Keeping your composure and focusing on the long-term potential of your investments can help you ride out any short-term losses. It's also important to stay informed about the market to make rational decisions based on facts, not emotions. By managing your emotions and staying disciplined, you can have higher chances of success in crypto trading.

To be honest managing emotions in trading is difficult, especially our mindset when we enter the world of trading because we hope that the results of profits can bring us wealth. Controlling emotions when trading will actually make us psychologically disturbed where in the initial entry we benefit from trading and will try to enter a second entry, the problem is that it lies in the second entry if we experience a loss and this is where our psychology is disturbed. We may often hear about swing trading and leverage in trading, but if we don't try to learn to hold positions and depend entirely on leverage, sometimes the risks will be much greater.

The points you quoted might help traders understand the psychology of trading, but the panic will occur beyond expectations when you are preoccupied with doing it. Emotional control, being calm and not greedy is enough to stop panicking when someone experiences a loss in trading, the difference is that those who are experienced know what to do when they encounter a position like this in trading. Beginners may not necessarily be able to control their emotions when faced with such conditions and it is experience that will bring them to be calm in such conditions.
When panic sets in, it can be overwhelming and hard to control. This is normal, and it happens when we are afraid of losses. While the loss may be a challenge, it can also be an influential teacher if we listen and learn from it. It's important to remember that these experiences can also be valuable learning opportunities. Through trading losses, we can learn about our resilience, patience, ability to evaluate such difficult situations, what happens, why they turned that way, and lastly, learn not to make the same mistake in future encounters.

515  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Reckless gambling starts after a win round. on: August 14, 2023, 01:14:17 PM
Obviously addiction started after you win some good amount of money and it will make you to gamble more by wishing you will make more money. Even though win some of good amount money is the first reason why someone get addicted, but multiple lose streak is another important reason of addiction. Because if someone didn't suffer multiple lose streak, it's mean the gambler is winning isn't? Cheesy
Definitely, once you keep winning in gambling, you get addicted to the feeling of it, and it can be tempting to keep on going. But keep in your mind that your luck can change at any moment, or else you won't notice that you already lost all your winnings in one snap. Setting limits for ourselves and knowing when to walk away can help us avoid losing everything we've won. Gamble responsibly within your means and be mindful, to refrain from any difficult and stressful problem you may encounter once you get addicted to it. 
516  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Mistake that prevented your big win. on: August 13, 2023, 03:00:04 PM
As a gambler,I know that we have done so many mistakes in the pass base on our bets and wrong strategy or calculations that we have done which led to losing the game that was suppose to make you win big.
Greed is the gambler's biggest enemy in the gambling world. When a gambler gets greedy his chances of losing will increase and it is hard to find gamblers who are gambling but are not greedy. There will be temptation in gambling but if it can be kept at a controlled level, the gamblers will be able to conduct normal gambling activities. Personally, I have been greedy myself and lost a lot of money because of it. I erred when greed was at work in me. If I hadn't been greedy there I wouldn't have been wrong. So if greed can be controlled, one can be saved from making mistakes.
Indeed. Greed is every gambler's worst enemy. Once a gambler didn't control himself from getting all of his loses back, their chances of losing will increase drastically. That's why a gambler should learn to keep his greed, which they can still enjoy gambling without putting themselves at risk. The best way to get away from greed in gambling is to keep yourself from getting more money in your pocket once you already lose all of your money that is only meant for your gambling.
517  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: A opinion on regrets on: August 13, 2023, 02:52:37 AM
If there would be no losses then there would be no learnings, yes its not something that we should be letting to happen but its really that inevitable.The thing we should be minding is on how we should

really be that minimizing that risks or errors on which it wont really be that as severe when we are just not that experienced but on the time that we are really that getting that knowledge through those real time experience then this is the time we do able to handle ourselves and do able to make out such action which would really getting in line on what you are engaging. 
Regrets are common which it do usually comes at the end and its not something that you cant avoid. Therefore, it would really be that wise that you should do all sorts of things according into your knowledge.

Minimize risks as possible and applying on what you have learnt came out from your past mistakes.This is something a very common approach or cycle of a certain individual.
It is really just that dont make yourself that easily surrender or give up on facing some few losses.
Yes, better treat those losses as learning experiences. As for me, I also experienced that when I earned $3500, I got overwhelmed, so I invested them all in, and everything turned out to losses. It was hard at first because that was the easiest money I had earned during those time, yet I did not know how to properly invest it, which resulted in an outflow.

Learning from losses can be a challenging but ultimately rewarding process. One crucial step I took was to take the time to reflect on what went wrong and what could have been done differently. I admit to myself, and I took responsibility for any mistakes that were made. One thing that also helps me is listening to feedback from others and also learning from their experiences whenever applicable. Patient and persistence are truly needed, as learning from losses is a long-term process that requires dedication.
518  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: You must do this if you want to QUIT or NOT on: August 12, 2023, 03:43:29 PM
Well but to prevent all of that it seems very difficult indeed. I have a coworker and he is an active gambler and can also be said to be addicted, every time he tries to stop for example a week not gambling he says that it's like something is missing from his life, maybe he has brought gambling into a part of his life and he finds it difficult not to do that activity, or maybe it's because he has considered gambling as a regular income for him even though the reality is losing again. Like I said before that no one wants to be stuck there, I'm sure their normal mind knows about what's best for them but their lust has led them into the black spot of gambling so they are stuck and it's hard to go back. The only step that can be done is to utilize self-control, nothing more than that.
Although it is difficult but nothing is impossible if one has the determination to quit, don't think too much about the big win there but think about the big risk.
If someone wants to start quitting gambling, it's important to acknowledge that you have a problem and that you want to make a change. You may create a plan for how you'll quit. This might involve setting goals, finding support from friends and family, and seeking professional help if necessary. It's also important to avoid triggers that might tempt you to gamble, such as specific places or people.

I don't know how many times I have already said the phrase, "It is easier said than done," but that is a fact we cannot deny when giving someone a tip on how to quit gambling. But it is fine as long as they believe quitting gambling is a process and stumbling along the way is okay. The important thing is to keep trying and never give up on your goal of living a life free from the negative effects of too much gambling.
519  Economy / Speculation / Re: Should we rely on prediction? on: August 12, 2023, 02:09:49 PM
I share your view, but still, there are accurate predictors, and if you follow them very, you might be surprised at the high level of the result. I've not seen this with Bitcoin though, but I still pride myself that all my analyses on this forum always work. This is not about preaching perfection, but to tell you that prediction works. But those who publish it online mostly publish rubbish, and you should still not expect any prediction to be perfect because the market is dynamic. Bitcoin has its flaws too, it could be so frustrating for trend predictors, unlike many assets I know. Can you imagine what it did in the past 11 days? So frustrating.

Bottomline: Choose carefully where you get your predictions, and you might be positively surprised.
Absolutely. Bitcoin value is volatile and can change rapidly based on various factors. It's always nerve-wracking to rely on predictions, but it's worth it with a calculated risk. Before relying on the different Bitcoin predictions published, you should also do your work to learn and self-evaluate whether these predictions based on historical data, market sentiment, and technical analysis are evident enough for you and provide a high probability. You should also note that prediction is not 100% accurate and should be taken skeptically.

Also, remember the value of diversification and risk management. While following predictions or market trends can make you feel FOMO, relying solely on these factors can be risky. Instead, consider your overall investment strategy and aim to diversify your portfolio to manage risk better. It will help you ensure a more stable and successful investment experience.
520  Economy / Gambling discussion / Re: Advice when you are going a bit far in gaming and betting on: August 11, 2023, 04:51:43 PM
A gambling budget should be made in such a way that losing bets does not cause too much loss. If you are always indulging in gambling while gambling then you must refrain from it for some time in case you lose control. Many times it can be seen that playing gambling puts a special pressure in the brain and a lot of emotion is lost by losing the bet. In such a situation, if a person cannot control gambling then he must refrain from gambling so that he does not break down mentally. And some important things like not gambling excessively and not taking drugs or drinking anything to the max will further lose control. I think if a person is addicted to gambling or drugs in such a way that he should go out to get his control back. Or talking about it with the person's friends so that they can give him good advice only then a person can solve all these problems and bring them under control.
I can fully admit that I also enjoy gaming and betting that sometimes I go over my limits, but I still manage to step back and assess the situation when I start to feel like I am going a bit too far. It is important that we keep the awareness to track how much time and money we are spending and set limits for ourselves. Gambling should be fun and not something that causes stress or financial strain.
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