In my opinion you should definetley keep the land and it would be the best if you could use it in the meantime. Having a ranch or something like that. I think that being self sufficient in terms of meat and vegetable can have big value in the future. And it is already nice if you can produce some eco food yourself.
But if the location is too far for something like that you can still cut and sell some forest if you have it.

I have been using brave browser for about 5 months and I am very satisfied with the experience so far. I'm not even using it for earning. It is much faster compared to chorme or firefox (I tested it for a few sites myself) and it have many useful tools already built in. Like track blockers and add blockers. It is also safer for users because they don't collect user data directly.   

I think that hodling is the best strategy for majority of people in crypto space. Trading is a very risky thing to do and most of the people who try to learn it in crypto markets fails because it is so volatile and even harder to predict then traditional markets.
But I also agree with bitbunny that with every transaction we do we are actually supporting the true purpose of bitcoin. 

If I had to choose 2 altcoins to invest in I would probably take link and basic attention token. I think both Chainlink (smart contracts + oracles) and Brave (browsing + advertising) have interesting business models that could turn profitable. 

What about Brave browser? I've been using it over a month now and it's definitely faster than Firefox and Chrome. And from what I've read about it, it looks pretty safe. 

I read about this non-loss online lottery called Pool Together. Basically you deposit money for their ticket which you buy in Dai (company's stable coin) and they put all these ticket money together to make some compound interest. Then every week one of the players get all the interest as a reward an the other participants get their money back. I didn't try it but it looks like a interesting project to me.

Back when I used to smoke pack and a half a day I used the tactic that you describe. I counted my cigarettes for 2 weeks and then I try to reduce my intake by 2 cigs a week. Even though most people around me didn't support this tactic (you must stop cold turkey they said), it worked pretty well for me. In about 2 months I reduced my habit to half a pack (10 cigarettes) but I just didn't get all the way to 0. It stayed like that for next 2 years (half a pack). But on december 20th i stopped completely for about two weeks and then I gradually start again. Now I smoke about 4 cigarettes a day. I still smoke but if you consider that I could smoke up to 30 (or more) cigarettes a day I would say I improved.


I also think this is a good advice, because no matter how strong your power of will is you're still going to experience some strong cravings. Especially when you get to your triggers (alcohol, cafe, after lunch, etc.)... you will feel a strong urge to smoke so it's good to have something to redirect your thoughts from smoking. 

I don't know why so many of you suggest trading as an easy option to earn (especially for for someone who is new to crypto). I mean yeah you're a noob go and speculate on daily price of an asset you don't even understand.

In my opinion BTC ATM is one of the better options when it comes to anonymity. The whole process is quick and easy.
You must look for the fee before you buy, because some atms have 5% and others have 10% (at least in my experience). And I believe that if an atm has KYC it just destroys the whole purpose of it.