About a #reciprocity #mindset:
„A reciprocity mindset is a way of thinking that emphasizes mutual exchange and the importance of giving and receiving in relationships. People with a reciprocity mindset believe that supporting and helping others leads to shared benefits and that cooperation and mutual assistance build stronger, more fulfilling relationships—whether personal, professional, or within communities.
In practice, this mindset encourages people to approach interactions with generosity, openness, and a sense of fairness, with the understanding that positive actions will often be reciprocated. It is grounded in the idea that contributions to others will not only come back around but also foster a collaborative environment where everyone can thrive. In the workplace, a reciprocity mindset can create a culture of support, trust, and teamwork; in personal relationships, it can strengthen bonds and create a sense of mutual care and respect.
GM 💜
On October 27, 1997, global financial markets experienced a sharp downturn in what was called the "Mini-Crash of 1997." This crash, caused in part by concerns over a slowing Asian economy, saw the Dow Jones Industrial Average fall 554 points in a single day. Though the market recovered relatively quickly, the crash highlighted the interconnectedness of global markets and set off discussions about ways to stabilize financial systems worldwide.
„Ab 1933 war es Privatpersonen in den USA größtenteils verboten, Gold zu besitzen. Präsident Franklin D. Roosevelt unterzeichnete am 5. April 1933 eine Executive Order (Executive Order 6102), die den privaten Besitz von Goldmünzen, Goldbarren und Goldzertifikaten verbot, mit wenigen Ausnahmen (wie Sammlermünzen). Bürgerinnen und Bürger mussten ihr Gold an die Federal Reserve verkaufen, und das Halten von Gold war bis zu einem bestimmten Grad illegal.
Dieses Verbot wurde eingeführt, um die Wirtschaft in der Zeit der Großen Depression zu stabilisieren und die Kontrolle der Regierung über die Geldmenge zu erhöhen. 1974 hob Präsident Gerald Ford das Verbot auf, und seitdem ist es Amerikanern wieder erlaubt, Gold als Privatpersonen zu besitzen.“
Finishing a good book 📖 right now.
One paragraph stayed a while in my mind. It goes as follows:
„If you are not part of the solution, you are part of the problem“.
What do you guys think? 💭
It depends how you define „elite“.
For me it is people „more conscious“ and more advanced somehow in their thinking. I am not meaning this in a „negative“ way.
Hence, I feel that #Nostr definitely attracts such people more then usual „platforms“.
I am ok with Youtube an IG. Based on your „interest“, your feed can be helpful for learning things as well and/or stay up to date.
I know what you are trying to say, but mostly 🐦-app is getting full of trash.
The other point is: time invest
Is it worth being on other platforms? Sometimes maybe. Mostly probably not…
…a bit weired yes, from „our“ perspective. but also super efficient and smart. Some things around their infrastructure, their culture are next level 🇯🇵👍🏽
Du ziehst eine Nummer aus einer Hexagonalen Holzbox. Die Nummer da drauf musst du dann aus diesen kleinen Schubladen „identifizieren“ und dann hast du deinen Zettel 😀 https://i.nostr.build/B7WfgpNO7gfjXR3Z.jpg
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Die oberen 5 Bücher + Gustav Le Bon auf dem Kindle 🎯
Ich ersetze die fehlenden 4 durch:
George Orwell - 1984
Alfred Lansing - Die Shackleton-Expedition
Richard Feynman - Surely you‘re joking Mr. Feynman
Niclas Lahmer - Der echt heisse scheiss von Seneca
Coole Folge war das von Euch 🧡🎉
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