People around us and investing.

[Queentoshi]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

[BIT-BENDER]

Firstly avoid forceful convincing of people to invest in Bitcoin, and it's actually not your loss if anyone doesn't invest in Bitcoin.
What I always do is i always try as much as possible to teach people about Bitcoin and I don't shy away from also letting them know the dangers, so now it's up to them to do further research and decide if they would be joining in, also I always make myself available for any questions.

[EluguHcman]

After my experiences and the prosperous testimonies I have acrossed while invested on Bitcoin, and mostly known that Bitcoin investment is not like the physical commodity markets where there is no marketing competition neither is Bitcoin market a monopoly market to assume anyone I bring into the industry to invest would likely achieve higher values of Bitcoin compared to be as a result of marketing manipulation where to favour him/her alone, It has always been my wish to introduce my loved ones and also see them investing and flourishing in the global Bitcoin industry.

Perhaps... If my relatives grows in riches, so my responsibility on them are reduce and so also I will be able to plan my financial portfolios achievably due to less financial billings from relatives.
It is really a good move to share any productive source of income Such as the opportunity of investing on Bitcoin.

[Baofeng]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

There are individuals who gate keep their secrets and doesn't want to know everyone around him that he is investing. But there could be some person who wanted to share their success and let everyone knows that they are investing in Bitcoin and that's where their money is coming from. So it's really depends on the person itself. For me obviously I want to share it to my friends and families.

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

Of course, you are going to feel bad because the person that you have talk about didn't listen to you and instead invest on shitcoin. I have once case like that with my aunt, she invested on some shitcoins and lost $1000 in the process. That was 2 years ago when I last saw here, unfortunately she passes away,  .

[aoluain]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

We have to realise that not everyone is going to be invested in Bitcoin just as it is
with Gold, rare collectible art, property etc. so personally I dont have a goal in this
regard, as it has done Bitcoin investment without me trying to convince a handful of people.

Most people have either their priorities wrong or prioritise other things which they
feel are more beneficial to them. Bitcoin doesnt have to appeal to everyone it just
gas to appeal to those who are actually investing in capital for the future.

Your question us very similar to "Why cant everyone be rich" because its impossible,
the biggest problem being ourselves.

[Darker45]

Bitcoin isn't the only thing worth investing. There have been instances in which so-called Bitcoin maxis or Bitcoin blind followers went as far as criticizing those who invest in other assets and stuff like gold, real estate, stocks, bonds, and so on. I don't think that's fair and reasonable.

As for me, I'd be more than satisfied if people around me start to seriously consider investing. The next important thing to consider is for them to avoid investing in Ponzis and other scams. So, for as long as they're investing in legitimate assets or ventures, that's good enough.

As a matter of fact, I'd be happier if they're investing in actual business. That takes a lot of courage, commitment, perseverance, and so on. That also means they'd hire people, pay regular taxes, offer something good to the community, and so on.

[rodskee]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

why would i have a goal about other people's investments? i do not care i mean it would be to my benefit if more people invested in bitcoin yes but i only focus on my investment and i do not try to go around convincing people to invest in something i have invested in as well

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

it is their choice it is their own money after all and if you tried to convince people and made them understand bitcoin the best that you could then you can say that you already did everything you could and you should just leave it at that

you might be thinking too much of other people so just focus on your own investments and leave people alone

[Zanab247]

It is the wish of Bitcoiners to make everyone around them to know BTC and be part of the investment, but there are some people who will not accept to learn BTC or invest their money on BTC because they are still doubting BTC investment.

If everyone around us know BTC and have some money in BTC, I think the hardship that is affecting many countries today wouldn't have be there so long because people would have been earning profits from BTC and use the money to grow other businesses that will make them a millionaire in their society. I have this believe that, there are some people you cannot convince to invest in BTC because they pay more attention to bank official than BTC users, and there is no how bank official will talk good about BTC investment because they are standing against BTC, and they will not encourage people to invest their money in BTC investment .

[peter0425]

It is the wish of Bitcoiners to make everyone around them to know BTC and be part of the investment, but there are some people who will not accept to learn BTC or invest their money on BTC because they are still doubting BTC investment.

In my opinion what I think why many people refuse to invest in bitcoin because they simply do not understand it. Even if they say that they know it, they really have the wrong information which doesn't allow them to fully see the benefits of bitcoin. All you will hear from them is that bitcoin is a scam and it doesn't make sense that it has any value which are not valid points at all for criticisms.

But it is their own loss since they are the ones that is being left behind and not us.

[BALIK]

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

But why should we waste time and effort convincing someone to invest when it doesn't benefit us and we are even blamed if they lose? People who invest in bitcoin or any other field means they are looking for benefits for themselves and not for us or anyone else. So if they want to invest, they need to do everything themselves, we shouldn't waste time on that.

Honestly, I personally don't like giving advice, especially investment advice to others because it will bring more consequences than benefits to the relationship between the two parties. Money is a very sensitive subject, it can destroy relationships quickly, so I think we should limit talking about money or giving indiscriminate advice to others.

[slapper]

Why is it always about convincing others? You run the danger of turning off your ideas completely the moment you push them too aggressively. People aren't blank slates just waiting for you to pen "Bitcoin" all over them. They have blind spots, hopes, and worries. Sometimes showing why investment generally counts more than yelling what to invest in to guide

Here we should discuss emotions: ego boost from being right, greed for gains, or even fear of loss. If someone around you invests in stocks, gold, or even NFTs instead of Bitcoin, that's not betrayal; that's simply them negotiating their own way. Your job is to pique interest, not to impose Bitcoin evangelism. Share what you know; but, step back. Remember that their path is different from yours

And really, when someone works things out for themselves, it is more fulfilling. When people at last approach you and ask, "Okay, tell me more about Bitcoin," it's not because you persuaded them but rather because you planted seeds. Your influence on others need not be direct. Sometimes the quiet impact of showing them more concern for their development than for proving your point of view

[Felicity_Tide]

Just like the first reply, I don't think it's ideal to force others into investment, especially when it comes to Bitcoin related investment. You can make them see the clearer picture and its future benefits, but there is no point of convincing them that much that will seem like a force. A wise person should know how important investment is, so adhering to certain advice(like investments), won't take too many time to contemplate on.

And just to add, I prefer to surround myself with people that are hardworking, rather than people who just want to invest. My reason is because, I strongly believe that a hardworking person will always want to put his/her money in a place where it can yield profits over a long time. In other words, someone can like investment so much and still not be hardworking. I have a good number of people who are into investment, and they are doing it not because they really want to, but because they are hardworking.

[coupable]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

I don't understand why you seem so interested in what others are doing, whether it's investing or even gambling. I would never advise you to try to impose your vision of investment as if it were the perfect truth and that anything different from it would be wrong.
Let's take the example of Bitcoin, after I personally tried to convince some friends and relatives to learn about it (we haven't reached investment yet), only one person showed interest in the subject and continued to follow up, while none of the rest asked me about Bitcoin on any other occasion. When it comes to investment, we find that my friend who learned about Bitcoin and invested in it did not find the success he expected after he diversified his crypto portfolio, while other friends invested in real estate or agricultural activities and achieved good returns.

Often times, the right person is able to succeed in a bad idea, at the same time that the wrong person fails a good idea.

[SmartCharpa]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

Your financial success should speak for itself, you do not need to be the one convincing everyone around you to start investing. If those around you are well educated and want to invest their money in any way that can make a profit for them, after they discover that your situation is improving and there are people around you who are not seeing you in a better job, they will be the ones to ask you for guidance in explain whatever you are doing to earn money.

Although everyone will be happy when those around them succeed in life, you shouldn't be the first person to convince them to learn from you. I have never encouraged anyone to put their money in any investments before, and I doubt I ever will. This is because, if you convinced someone close to you to start an investment and you suggested Bitcoin as the best coin to buy, and they ended up losing their money on something else, you likely would be held responsible. After all, you were the one who convinced them to invest, and you might end up paying for the losses.

[Jawhead999]

Who cares?

I don't understand with people who're trying to control our lives, why such people always think their life is the most right/correct? are they a God?

If my friends not want to invest, let them be.
If they only want to "invest" in time deposit, let them be.
If they want to invest in shitcoin, let them be.

There's no standard in this life, but I'm sure people have chosen the best possible life with everything they have (family, resource, character etc).

[avp2306]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

There's no need for us to convince people to follow what we do since they might put all the blame on us if they didn't get the best result when they try to follow what you said to them. Much better if you just show what you are doing then see on who are those people around you will show some interest and say that they also want to learn more about Bitcoin investment. Since with this set up for sure there would be no blaming things will happen since they are the one come and ask you about it.

Also I don't really feel anything good convincing people to try those things what we do. Since I don't want to receive side negative comments that's why usually I work silently on my own and let those result as great proof that I'm doing good with Bitcoin.

[AmoreJaz]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

It is none of your business anymore if he will end up in different coin other than btc. Because it is his prerogative where will he put his funds into. But whatever the repercussions of his decisions will not be your business as well.
Your responsibility stop when that person already decide on his own because that's his decision already. After you share your knowledge and other info, it is for him to gauge and decide. And with such, you have no hold on that decision. And you should not be liable for what's the outcome of his decision. Worry if he is blaming you afterwards. When you share what you know, tell directly the disclaimer that you have no responsibility to whatever the repercussion of his decisions.

[justdimin]

There's no need for us to convince people to follow what we do since they might put all the blame on us if they didn't get the best result when they try to follow what you said to them. Much better if you just show what you are doing then see on who are those people around you will show some interest and say that they also want to learn more about Bitcoin investment. Since with this set up for sure there would be no blaming things will happen since they are the one come and ask you about it.

Also I don't really feel anything good convincing people to try those things what we do. Since I don't want to receive side negative comments that's why usually I work silently on my own and let those result as great proof that I'm doing good with Bitcoin.

There is also a good reason to just ignore and not help anyone. I know that sounds brutal and most people would love to help each other, but I rather not. For the same reason as you mentioned, if anything goes wrong they will blame you and I rather not deal with that, instead I just ignore them and say I do not know.

To be honest, I really do not know, I do what I do, but I risk my own money with it, and most of the time I don't even do that great, I do well enough for me, and sometimes bad but never enough to stop, or hurt my finances, so I am not that great at all, but it's my money and I can risk it, so I am fine with it, there is no reason to try to convince others to do the same, so I just ignore them and say I have no clue how to make money.

[michellee]

I will not forcing people around me to invest in Bitcoin because that will be up to them. I only introduce Bitcoin to them and the rest will depend on them. If they don't want to invest in Bitcoin, they will not follow our suggestion and I don't mind with that.

Besides that, I don't convincing them about investing in Bitcoin. My goals is for myself and not for other people so I only focus with that and let those people choose what they want. They can do anything with their money and they will know what they want to do.

But if they come to me and asking more about Bitcoin, I will be happy to explain what I know. If they want to start investing in Bitcoin, I will suggest them to learn more about DCA method.

[Bd officer]

What exactly is your goal when it comes to people around us and investing, is it to have everyone investing, or to have everyone around us not just investing, but investing in bitcoins?

How will you feel if after you try convincing people around you to consider investments especially in bitcoins and they end up investing in another thing not bitcoins?

People around me don't know about Bitcoin. Now Bitcoin is not legal in our country, so I can't discuss Bitcoin with everyone. But I introduced Bitcoin to people very close to me, two invested in one. I only gave them an idea about Bitcoin, but did not advise anyone to invest. Those who have been interested in investing in Bitcoin on their own have invested. Now if I give someone an idea about Bitcoin, if he is not willing to invest, then I will not force him, because Bitcoin is risky, not everyone can hold for long. So it is good to educate others about Bitcoin but one should not advise anyone to invest in Bitcoin. If they want to invest in Bitcoin knowing the risks, then you can give them an idea of ​​the investment.