Why Bitcoin Will NOT Help You!

If I gave you 10 bitcoins today, what would you do? Be honest. Most people would immediately start thinking about what could they buy? A new house, a supercar, maybe a boat, maybe a private jet. And you would have a very good justification for every purchase. You'd say, "The house is an investment." You'd say, "I've worked hard. I deserve a car." You'd say, "Bitcoin changed my life, so now I'm going to enjoy it. Now, I have way more than 10 Bitcoin, although I may or may not have lost it in a boating accident. I could buy those things even if I had no other savings. I could own a house, the car, the boat, and maybe even the plane. But I don't. Why? Good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are, whenever you are. Thank you for watching this video. My name is Da Vinci Jeremy. I'm in the pipe 5x5 staying alive here in Dubai. I'm the guy who told you to buy Bitcoin when it was only a dollar. And guys, look, being able to afford something doesn't mean I want to trade my Bitcoin for it. And this is why Bitcoin might not help you. Bitcoin can increase the amount of wealth you have, but it cannot automatically change your relationship with money. If you spend everything you earn today, you may spend everything Bitcoin gives tomorrow. The number gets bigger, but the habit stays the same. A friend once offered me a McLaren worth $1.2 million for a free gift. Free as a gift. It was an incredible car. Beautiful fast impressive. But I said no. Not because I couldn't afford it. I said no because I asked myself, what does this actually do for me? Most of the value came from other people looking at the car and watching me drive with it. But they weren't looking at me. They were looking at the McLaren. The car gets the attention and I would be paying 1.2 2 million plus insurance, maintenance depreciation advertising. So, someone else's brand that isn't an asset producing income for me. It is a liability consuming my money and attention. There's nothing inherently wrong with owning a McLaren. Of course, if it is generally important to you and it fits your financial plan and you enjoy it, but don't confuse looking wealthy with building wealth. I've owned status cars before. Eventually, I realized they weren't giving me freedom. They were giving me expenses. A luxury car can make you look successful while quietly requiring more of your time, more of your income, and more of your intention. Bitcoin taught me to think differently. Before I spend money, I ask what that money could become if I saved it instead. That doesn't mean never enjoy life. It means understand the real price what you're buying. The price isn't only dollars leaving your bank account today. It's also Bitcoin those dollars could have purchased and what the Bitcoin might represent 10 years from now. Right now, I'm reducing my spending not because I can't afford the things I'm cutting. I'm doing it because I stopped and looked honestly at what I was spending. Recently, I reviewed my subscriptions and the operating expense. Individually, they looked reasonable. $20 here, $100 there, $200 somewhere else. But when you add everything together, suddenly it became real money every month. That money could be buying Bitcoin. Small expenses become large when they repeat forever. This applies whether you earn 3,000 a month or 300,000 a month. If your income doubled tomorrow, would you save things double or would your lifestyle immediately expand to consume the new income? For most people, lifestyle growth faster than wealth. They receive a rise and buy a better car. They make a successful investment and move into a more expensive house. they their income increases but so do all the obligations demands that them demanding that income they then they wonder why they still don't have freedom I realize I had achieved freedom when I stopped trading every hour of my working life for a fixed salary My income was no longer strictly limited by the number of hours I could work. A YouTube video can continue creating value after I finish recording it. Blueprint for building wealth can educate many people without requiring me to repeat the same lessons individually every hour. These are income streams built around work I have already done. That is the the real plan. work, create income streams, use those income streams to pay for life, your lifestyle, save the surplus in Bitcoin. I don't want to sell my Bitcoin to support my lifestyle. I want to work and my income producing systems to support my lifestyle while my Bitcoin remains saved. Bitcoin is not my spending account. It's my savings. That distinction changes everything. People often imagine financial freedom as finally having enough money to stop working. Once I once thought that and I was I was retired but eventually I found myself building again. Why? Because sitting around consuming wealth isn't freedom to me. creating something valuable, helping people, and generating income without being trapped by fixed salary. That feels like freedom. I've also made expensive mistakes. Of course, I've spent money on mining equipment believing it would help me accumulate more Bitcoin. But putting the word Bitcoin on an expense does not automatically make it a good investment. Still, you still have to examine the numbers. What will it produce? What are the risk? How long before you recover your cost? Could simply buying the the and saving Bitcoin produce a better result? H yeah, Bitcoin will not protect you from your bad decision made in Bitcoin's name. It will not fix reckless borrowing. Bitcoin will not fix overleveraging yourself. Crypto will not stop you from chasing quick profits and it will not prevent you from selling an an appreciating asset to buy depreciating liabilities. Bitcoin is incredibly powerful, but it is a tool. If you give a powerful tool to someone with destructive habits, you can magnify the destruction. If you combine Bitcoin with discipline, patience, productive income, you can magnify freedom. So, here is what I believe you should do. First, work on increasing your income. Your ability to create value is your greatest asset. Second, examine where your money is going. Not because you should live miserably, but because unconscious spending steals choices from your future. Third, create a savings habit you can sustain. You don't need a perfect entry price. You need consistency. Fourth, avoid using debt and leverage to pretend you're further ahead than you really are. And finally, build income streams so you are never forced to sell your Bitcoin just to live. The goal isn't to die with a large Bitcoin balance while never enjoying your life, of course. The goal is to make deliberate choices. Buy the house because it generally improves your life and your family's life, but not because 10 bitcoin suddenly made you feel rich. Buy the car because you truly value experience, not because you need strangers to believe you are successful. And before spending, always ask, am I am I buying freedom or am I buying another obligation? If I gave you 10 Bitcoin today, Bitcoin would change your balance sheet immediately. But whether it changed your life permanently would depend on what you do next. Don't expect Bitcoin to fix bad money habits. Earn more, keep more, build income streams, save in Bitcoin, and live from what you create, not by continuously selling your future. If you want to learn how to build a sustainable Bitcoin savings plan, join me at the webinar.dj15.com. That's webinar.dj15.com. Because the question isn't only what Bitcoin [music] will be worth. The real question, what will you do when it gets