It's very hard to convince nomies into bitcoin.

[MainIbem]

I still see many reasons everyday for not forcing anyone into bitcoin, although some people will never accept the fact that bitcoin is the greatest and the most reliable cryptocurrency for investment, in my own perspective if someone introduce you to bitcoin the Person has really helped you in life, however nomies will continue to realize and still be wondering how did all these bitcoin investors making it in life, one thing in life is, when you choose to be poor in life you will remain poor forever.

It isn't hard to convince anybody to do what they have already decided to do themselves, we get it wrong because we go to the wrong people to try to convince them. Allow them come to you, when they come to you, you're in control but when you go after them, you look desperate and appear like the industry is a referral industry that it need you to bring others in.

Live your life as an example and use it as the blueprint then you'll attract people that want to have a taste of what you have. Don't try to convince anybody, anybody wey no wan see the relevance of Bitcoin, that one concern them. The information is out there that Bitcoin isn't a scam but if we choose to believe that it's a scam, that one concern is.

The price of Bitcoin, how far it's gone over time and the level it's attained in the asset class is enough to convince anyone into Bitcoin, if the President elect of the United States, people like Saylor who were once Bitcoin critics could turn out to be Bitcoin advocates, then i wonder why anyone would need much convincing, except the person is not learned or not often connected to the internet. I believe that Bitcoin has gone to the point where it need not much convincing and by the time it's price has gone above $200k and beyond, lots of those people who felt reluctant about investing nor gave deaf ears to advice concerning Bitcoin would be forced to come back to their advisor for knowledge. At this point those who feel that Bitcoin is a scam are still backwards they're yet to embrace the future and with time it would tell on them in future, they're those that would regret when their peers are enjoying the seed they planted now in the future.

[Tmoonz]

I still see many reasons everyday for not forcing anyone into bitcoin, although some people will never accept the fact that bitcoin is the greatest and the most reliable cryptocurrency for investment, in my own perspective if someone introduce you to bitcoin the Person has really helped you in life, however nomies will continue to realize and still be wondering how did all these bitcoin investors making it in life, one thing in life is, when you choose to be poor in life you will remain poor forever.

It isn't hard to convince anybody to do what they have already decided to do themselves, we get it wrong because we go to the wrong people to try to convince them. Allow them come to you, when they come to you, you're in control but when you go after them, you look desperate and appear like the industry is a referral industry that it need you to bring others in.

Live your life as an example and use it as the blueprint then you'll attract people that want to have a taste of what you have. Don't try to convince anybody, anybody wey no wan see the relevance of Bitcoin, that one concern them. The information is out there that Bitcoin isn't a scam but if we choose to believe that it's a scam, that one concern is.

The price of Bitcoin, how far it's gone over time and the level it's attained in the asset class is enough to convince anyone into Bitcoin, if the President elect of the United States, people like Saylor who were once Bitcoin critics could turn out to be Bitcoin advocates, then i wonder why anyone would need much convincing, except the person is not learned or not often connected to the internet. I believe that Bitcoin has gone to the point where it need not much convincing and by the time it's price has gone above $200k and beyond, lots of those people who felt reluctant about investing nor gave deaf ears to advice concerning Bitcoin would be forced to come back to their advisor for knowledge. At this point those who feel that Bitcoin is a scam are still backwards they're yet to embrace the future and with time it would tell on them in future, they're those that would regret when their peers are enjoying the seed they planted now in the future.

It has gotten to the extend where I have come to the conclusion that it is by choice for anyone to come in terms with Bitcoin irrespective of the milestone Bitcoin has achieved, another truth about this is that most people are so naive to the extend they always feel that anything that has to do with the Internet is a scam and they mistakes Bitcoin to be some sort of scam project where nothing will ever make them to believe in Bitcoin. However, the least we can is to create the awareness about Bitcoin to those we know that they don't understand what Bitcoin is all about, but when it comes to investing in Bitcoin it should be their own personal decision and conviction to do that as not to blame anyone at any given opportunity.

[Bryan jessy]

It can be very difficult trying to tell someone or engaging him/her in a conversation based on a strange topic or something they know nothing about. This people can be convinced on only if they already have little knowledge about Bitcoin else It might just be a total waste of time, and energy.

You never can tell, just do not be discouraged, because you might get lucky and actually speak to someone whom with mention of Bitcoin will be so much interested and ready to venture in, It varies how human being view things from different angle.

[Ndabagi01]

It's actually not easy to tell someone about bitcoin, especially someone who hasn’t heard anything about bitcoin before. Regardless of what you will tell them, they won’t agree with what you are trying to impart to them. However, don’t advise anyone to invest in bitcoin but rather educate them, let them know the risk involved in bitcoin investment before they invest in it, so that if anything happens to their money, they already know that something like that will happen, but with time and patience, they will definitely make money out of it.

Convincing one to join bitcoin could be one of the biggest challenges a lot of people who want to invite people into Bitcoin are facing. Regardless, that should not make one not to play its own path in sharing the many opportunities involved in having bitcoin. You can only give advise, but don’t force or try to use persuasive means to get people on board when they’re not ready mentally to join the crypto space.

The use of sweet words has made a lot of people join the crypto space and left early with disappointment and vow not to return back again. The way some people get people on board is wrong, you can’t just tell one about the advantages of owning Bitcoin and not tell them the risk and the disadvantages in it and how to avoid them when they’re come running towards one. It is very hard to gain trust but very easy to lose it.