Believe is what you don't know.

[dzungmobile]

I heard a message in form of an audio I was listening to sometime back, about how we as humans believe in what we know little to nothing about compared to the term used to describe the fact that we cannot believe in what we know so much about.

Despite religious things, for other things, to believe in them, we must do research, get knowledge to clear our curious questions before we can actually have belief in them.

If you don't do any research, don't learn about what you are interested in, later if you I believe in it, it is a lie. Or at least you are lying yourself and why do you do that with yourself?

You are greed and lazy. Lazy enough to don't do research and learning. Greed enough to bet on things you don't comprehensively know about it.

[Taskford]

I heard a message in form of an audio I was listening to sometime back, about how we as humans believe in what we know little to nothing about compared to the term used to describe the fact that we cannot believe in what we know so much about.

Despite religious things, for other things, to believe in them, we must do research, get knowledge to clear our curious questions before we can actually have belief in them.

If you don't do any research, don't learn about what you are interested in, later if you I believe in it, it is a lie. Or at least you are lying yourself and why do you do that with yourself?

You are greed and lazy. Lazy enough to don't do research and learning. Greed enough to bet on things you don't comprehensively know about it.

We will be like walking zombie if we only believe on the words they say. So we really need to research the information we receive so that we can create a good critical thinking and can react accurately base to what are the best thing to do with certain situation.

Sometimes people easily believe on what they hear especially if this one coming from a person they are looking up to, they always believe that they will not tell any dangerous things and their word is always a word of wisdom to them that's why we see some of people been fooled by deceiving information or those blatant lies.

[michellee]

To get the most out of bitcoin, you have to focus and work hard because you won't be able to earn or achieve what you want without it. There have been many people who have succeeded in achieving it and it has been happening for a long time but there are also many people who have failed to achieve it because they think it is difficult to do and they want instant results.

In addition to focus and hard work, they must realize that time will tell whether their hard work will produce the results they want or will not be what they want.

If you believe in bitcoin, you should start looking for more info about how to use bitcoin to make a profit. And as a beginner, that's what we have to do.

[martyns]

How do I get the best out of Bitcoin investment?
I started with this question because of the way we newbies ask this casually without knowing that we express fear or show timidity by asking this.
I heard a message in form of an audio I was listening to sometime back, about how we as humans believe in what we know little to nothing about compared to the term used to describe the fact that we cannot believe in what we know so much about.
Both the Christian and muslims or some other religions practice a belief which points to a supreme creator or being which overseas all human affairs. While this is true for some who believe and have claimed to have been witness of this faith, others who have come to other conclusion summarize the way they feel this supreme being operate and think they know so much about the creator that it takes away the power to believe that anything supernaturally out of the ordinary can happen, which isn't already figured out by advancement in science and technology.

I don't want to sound religious but my point is that, I believed in the potential of Bitcoin and its forum/community to the point where be it my earnings come from my dedication and focus to it.
As a newbie my advise for you is to believe in whatever efforts you put in here and truly the outcome would amaze you overtime. Wherein there is no believe in the system and operations of its forum, the task to post comments, create new topics or participate in its competition will only come off as too much work or stress and might lead one to become discouraged and quit in the end.

Believe in what you give your time, focus and energy to and be baffled how the results play out.

At first when I heard about bitcoin,I felt it was a scam to be precise,but my close friend told me what I've not heard before about bitcoin,and the way investment is been done here.i had a zero knowledge about it and wasnt even eager to learn.But after my friend introduced it and showedy how it works,I felt amazed and became very interested,and eager to learn.I learnt it for sometimes and I had a little idea and knowledge about it,It was then I picked interest and begin to lean more things about it,and then something in me told me I was doing the right thing.Since then,I had the believe that Bitcoin was for me,and till now,I'm still on it,and will always remain on it untill I get to where I want to reach.

[Z390]

There is no need to be baffled about how the result plays out, some things in the crypto space can't be changed or evaded, most lessons I learned are after making my mistakes, it's fine to believe in Bitcoin but it's wrong to depend on Bitcoin financially, reading your post makes me feel like you are too dependant on Bitcoin, we can't ignore a fact how Bitcoin is still a risky asset, so giving your entire life to Bitcoin is not a safe bet. Have a business aside and live your life, then invest what you can on Bitcoin, Two heads are always better than one.

[lovesmayfamilis]

I don't want to sound religious but my point is that, I believed in the potential of Bitcoin and its forum/community to the point where be it my earnings come from my dedication and focus to it.

OP, even though you state that you don't want to be seen as a religious person, your post signals that. There is a difference; you create a religion out of Bitcoin, which to me generally looks like serving mammon. Once again, what does this phrase tell you? "You shall not make for yourself an idol."
But you mixed investing in Bitcoin with the forum in one post. What if you suddenly move away from the forum for whatever reason? Will your faith stay with you? After all, you are an investor, receiving a certain amount from subscriptions.