Overcoming my fear of bitcoin and online businesses

[lizarder]

My observation so far in the few weeks that I have spent in bitcointalk, I have noticed that there is willingness by senior members to give directions and corrections to newbies who seek it. I hope to be teaching newbies too one day. Any more advice by members on how to increase my confidence level and learning will be humbly received by me.

Something natural surrounds your heart when we first got to know bitcoin, moreover you are used to the fiat system which has credibility and guarantees from the government, even though in its part it also experiences problems every time. Moreover, talking about bitcoin which is anonymous and its creator is not clear because we only know the name but never know which person it is. Confidence depends on how far you learn to understand about bitcoin and at first I also had the same doubts as you, but when curiosity leads us to learn to know and that's where we find the real answer.

Discuss what you don't understand and use the search option on the forum about what you want to learn, then see how the forum shapes our trust in bitcoin. At this stage I like the pattern you are questioning which does not directly lead to investment, because indeed a beginner should choose a path like you to learn first. Bitcoin fluctuations can lead you to a panicked state and knowledge is a path to conclusions, which is why it is important to understand before taking a direct approach to investing.

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[Viscore]

Your first choice is stepping out to confront that fear which eclipsed you in the past. That you've successfully done. The second part is to realize that those who quit don't win and those who later won never quit. Now that you're here, you should embrace learning like it will go out of fashion in the next minute. Read and learn to develop and resolve whatever nagging questions you think you've. Ask questions where necessary and don't be shy to do so. Before long you will also begin to sound high like those you envied before now. The last, and the most important, be vigilant while you're online. Even on this forum, be vigilant. Anyone who sends you a private chat or link or talks to you about business in private is obviously a scammer. Be warned.

Well said. It’s good that you finally realize on how to get out from your comfort zone and overcome your fears as being fearful will never make you successful at all. And knowing this forum is a blessing for you. Explore the forum as much as you can, and do your own diligence to research if that’s necessary to widen your understanding on the topics that you hardly understand. And never hesitate to raise questions that you think you need more answers and clarifications from other significant members. That way, you will keep on learning and soon others may also learn from you. And yes, be vigilant at all times. Even professionals in this forum are sometimes being taken advantage if they tend to be less cautious at some point.

[woez]

My observation so far in the few weeks that I have spent in bitcointalk, I have noticed that there is willingness by senior members to give directions and corrections to newbies who seek it. I hope to be teaching newbies too one day. Any more advice by members on how to increase my confidence level and learning will be humbly received by me.

Something natural surrounds your heart when we first got to know bitcoin, moreover you are used to the fiat system which has credibility and guarantees from the government, even though in its part it also experiences problems every time. Moreover, talking about bitcoin which is anonymous and its creator is not clear because we only know the name but never know which person it is. Confidence depends on how far you learn to understand about bitcoin and at first I also had the same doubts as you, but when curiosity leads us to learn to know and that's where we find the real answer.

Discuss what you don't understand and use the search option on the forum about what you want to learn, then see how the forum shapes our trust in bitcoin. At this stage I like the pattern you are questioning which does not directly lead to investment, because indeed a beginner should choose a path like you to learn first. Bitcoin fluctuations can lead you to a panicked state and knowledge is a path to conclusions, which is why it is important to understand before taking a direct approach to investing.

It's understandable that the fluctuations in Bitcoin's price can create uncertainty and even panic among investors. That's why acquiring knowledge and understanding the dynamics of the market is crucial. Taking the time to learn about Bitcoin before directly diving into investing can help beginners make more informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls.

[Kelward]

Your first choice is stepping out to confront that fear which eclipsed you in the past. That you've successfully done. The second part is to realize that those who quit don't win and those who later won never quit. Now that you're here, you should embrace learning like it will go out of fashion in the next minute. Read and learn to develop and resolve whatever nagging questions you think you've. Ask questions where necessary and don't be shy to do so. Before long you will also begin to sound high like those you envied before now. The last, and the most important, be vigilant while you're online. Even on this forum, be vigilant. Anyone who sends you a private chat or link or talks to you about business in private is obviously a scammer. Be warned.

Well said. It’s good that you finally realize on how to get out from your comfort zone and overcome your fears as being fearful will never make you successful at all. And knowing this forum is a blessing for you. Explore the forum as much as you can, and do your own diligence to research if that’s necessary to widen your understanding on the topics that you hardly understand. And never hesitate to raise questions that you think you need more answers and clarifications from other significant members. That way, you will keep on learning and soon others may also learn from you. And yes, be vigilant at all times. Even professionals in this forum are sometimes being taken advantage if they tend to be less cautious at some point.

Fear is our worst enemy when we want to explore new terrains. I guess that fear is a natural thing, and it all depends on how determined that we are to succeed that will subdue it in us. This forum is a great place to learn about bitcoin, and I'm not afraid or intimidated to ask questions. I've been cautioned about scammers, in this forum, and I have taken note of the advice. Generally in financial dealings or finance matters, one is supposed to be cautious to avoid being scammed.

[Taskford]

Your first choice is stepping out to confront that fear which eclipsed you in the past. That you've successfully done. The second part is to realize that those who quit don't win and those who later won never quit. Now that you're here, you should embrace learning like it will go out of fashion in the next minute. Read and learn to develop and resolve whatever nagging questions you think you've. Ask questions where necessary and don't be shy to do so. Before long you will also begin to sound high like those you envied before now. The last, and the most important, be vigilant while you're online. Even on this forum, be vigilant. Anyone who sends you a private chat or link or talks to you about business in private is obviously a scammer. Be warned.

Well said. It’s good that you finally realize on how to get out from your comfort zone and overcome your fears as being fearful will never make you successful at all. And knowing this forum is a blessing for you. Explore the forum as much as you can, and do your own diligence to research if that’s necessary to widen your understanding on the topics that you hardly understand. And never hesitate to raise questions that you think you need more answers and clarifications from other significant members. That way, you will keep on learning and soon others may also learn from you. And yes, be vigilant at all times. Even professionals in this forum are sometimes being taken advantage if they tend to be less cautious at some point.

Fear is our worst enemy when we want to explore new terrains. I guess that fear is a natural thing, and it all depends on how determined that we are to succeed that will subdue it in us. This forum is a great place to learn about bitcoin, and I'm not afraid or intimidated to ask questions. I've been cautioned about scammers, in this forum, and I have taken note of the advice. Generally in financial dealings or finance matters, one is supposed to be cautious to avoid being scammed.

Normal to get feared on some things we don't know so we need to do more research about other possibilities so that we can think accurately and can give higher chance for us to earn.  Although we don't know if we can get great insights, but atleast we have this community where we can here a lot of public opinion which can help us to determine which is bad or good invest to take and avoid.

[Davidvictorson]

Here are some of the things that moved my decision to finally consider studying bitcoin now.

Number 1 : The first is I don't have to continue in the shadow of my fear and continue to run away from it. Fear is in the mind and no where else. I have to confront my mind to tackle this. As I'm doing this I also encourage anyone having fear of anything to confront it.

2: The second is that I get confused when people around me talked about Bitcoin. I envy them because I see them as intelligent and want to be like them. I also want to be seen as someone who is intelligent and can contribute my views to discussions.

3: Thirdly I want to learn how to trade Bitcoin and also get into other online investments.

Your motivation to learn about bitcoin is rooted in the right mindset. There is no financial gain at the beginning of course, we know that this would definitely come along if you stick long enough. When I first got into bitcoin I did it like a wounded warrior becasue I had first invested in altcoins with a wrong mindset of overnight success. But I had to start all over to learn about bitcoin after I also went homeless from the altcoin rug pull. I hope you share with us about your experiences with studying bitcoin.

[Vinaa77]

It's understandable that the fluctuations in Bitcoin's price can create uncertainty and even panic among investors. That's why acquiring knowledge and understanding the dynamics of the market is crucial. Taking the time to learn about Bitcoin before directly diving into investing can help beginners make more informed decisions and avoid potential pitfalls.

And yes, sometimes those who have just tried haven't taken the time to see and understand the dynamics and learn about Bitcoin, and due to a lack of knowledge, maybe most of them fail to understand Bitcoin fluctuations and make them doubt the prices given are different, and actually it's a reasonable move it's just that they don't base it on it.

[Kelward]

Here are some of the things that moved my decision to finally consider studying bitcoin now.

Number 1 : The first is I don't have to continue in the shadow of my fear and continue to run away from it. Fear is in the mind and no where else. I have to confront my mind to tackle this. As I'm doing this I also encourage anyone having fear of anything to confront it.

2: The second is that I get confused when people around me talked about Bitcoin. I envy them because I see them as intelligent and want to be like them. I also want to be seen as someone who is intelligent and can contribute my views to discussions.

3: Thirdly I want to learn how to trade Bitcoin and also get into other online investments.

Your motivation to learn about bitcoin is rooted in the right mindset. There is no financial gain at the beginning of course, we know that this would definitely come along if you stick long enough. When I first got into bitcoin I did it like a wounded warrior becasue I had first invested in altcoins with a wrong mindset of overnight success. But I had to start all over to learn about bitcoin after I also went homeless from the altcoin rug pull. I hope you share with us about your experiences with studying bitcoin.

I've learnt a lot about the volatility of bitcoin in this forum, and your advice and experience in altcoins has added to my knowledge about cryptocurrency in general. Bitcoin trading requires a beginner to learn it's technicalities and terminologies very well before starting, in order not to loose hard earned money. I've not started trading yet, I'm still receiving tutorials from senior members like you, and I'm grateful to you guys. So not much experience to share for now, hopefully when I start trading.

[Zanab247]

Number 1 : The first is I don't have to continue in the shadow of my fear and continue to run away from it. Fear is in the mind and no where else. I have to confront my mind to tackle this. As I'm doing this I also encourage anyone having fear of anything to confront it.

fear is a bad habit that is causing people a lot of negative things which is not allow them to move forward in life. Since you have made up your mind to confront fear in your life to learn BTC and crypto, I think it will help you to grow financially in your business.

2: The second is that I get confused when people around me talked about Bitcoin. I envy them because I see them as intelligent and want to be like them. I also want to be seen as someone who is intelligent and can contribute my views to discussions.

In this aspect, you need to go deeper in research to acquire more knowledge about BTC so that when talented or intelligent people are discussing about BTC you will have something meaningful to contribute that will make them to know that you have idea on BTC.
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[*1Bishop1*]

It's great to hear that you're overcoming your fear of Bitcoin and online businesses. It's natural to have concerns and doubts when venturing into new territory, but by educating yourself and seeking guidance, you're taking important steps towards understanding and potentially benefiting from these opportunities.