Tezos Dividends (Monthly Tezivend For New Subscribers)
Tezos, $XTZ, is a cryptocurrency that has been around the block for a while now—no pun. When it was initially formed, from what I can remember, it was marketed as a token that acted as an index or ETF fund: A fund of the major cryptocurrencies which gave out yields in return for holding them. Now, it has been modified and rebranded to that of a seemingly new token. P.S. Don't quote me on this. This is purely from my impeccably autistic memory. They have rebranded so many times the truth is out there. Follow me on Twitter @DiviMonopoly fo…
Timehacking - A $10 Watch With a $10,000+Plus Time Value Of Money?
A watch has three uses: for superficiality, collectibles, and for utility. The one I'm focusing on is the last one: utility. A watch is the ultimate time value of money. It lets you see the time, helps you keep on track, and also has ancillary benefits depending on if its a digital watch or not. Today I'm going to give you the referral link to the best $10 investment on a time piece that I have ever bought this year. I'd say it's equivalent to $10,000 worth of time, if not, even more. Here's the story of how I came to …
Buying Bitcoin & Swapping For Tezos Using MTurk & Cointiply!
I have been doing Amazon Turks for nearly 7 months now and it has been a fantastic way to structure my life and make it a permanent fixture in my daily routine. Because I have been reframing my mind to look at those dollars and cents as dividends every single day, they have been accruing daily and are being compounded into digital currency via CashApp by way of Bitcoin and eventually Tezos dividends (or baking what have you). I've just recently started moving over all of my MTURK dividends to CashApp to buy more Bitcoin in…
How I Make Even More Money With Shipt Or Instacart
I'm all about tying different things together so that I can maximize my value and squeeze out every ounce of profits I can take. That's why I think of personal finance like Jiu Jitsu, which I often talk about on my podcast over at YouTube.com/c/dividendraptor . In fact, I reframed everything that I'm pursuing like Jiu Jitsu: an art form that I perfect the more I do it alongside with my learning style. It's almost similar to couponing, where master couponers are able to use leverage to maximize their dollars and hoard all dif…
The Only Thing You Or I Can Control...
Attitude is the only attribute you can fully control. Erase any hint of doubt and insecurity; wipe that out and replace it with assurance that you're 100% in control. You are 100% responsible for how things are going in your life right now, because a set back is merely a get back. Why is it that I believe and know, for a fact, that attitude is 100% our responsibility? The future is unknown can we both agree on that? We don't know how it's going to play out. In fact, anything that can go wrong goes wrong in life. We've all …
How I'm Going To Make More Money This Quarter
Since the last video and blog series , a lot has changed. I've since done some more grocery deliveries for my side hustles with Instacart and Shipt , which will surely generate a lot more income for me for Month end 5/20/20. Further, I've gotten word that I've gotten a permanent position with the work from home company that I was a part of; which is an update on how I will increase my monthly income by $100 from the prior month's income report month-end 4/20 . Read till the end of this article to see 1 more side hustle t…
Great Sources For Active Income Right Now!
There are opportunities everywhere even in seeming crises like we see today with Covid-19. But in these crises there are opportunities, you just need to know where to look for them. You also need to be able to get your hands dirty and put in some sweat equity for the bucks, as it won't come easy. This post is not for most, but for those who have fallen short of cash in hard times and are relying on iffy government aid to bail them out. Just so you know, even I haven't received my stimulus check yet. I think it might just be prioriti…
If You Have More Than $1,200 in Your Checking Account, Make These 5 Moves
This is a satiric-critical piece of Penny Hoarder's recent rehash of articles they've done in the past, shilling similar tools for each calendar year that provide incentives for them but not nearly enough incentives for you. I created this post to not only review why I think most of the tools listed in that article are pieces of crap, but also to leverage their name in Google's search engine algorithm. I thought it was a win-win to provide value to you, first by steering you clear of apps that provide no real value, and seco…
Opportunities During Coronavirus | Apps In 2020 To Use
These are apps that I recently discovered have already been offering me cash for tasks. Depending on how you utilize these apps, and based on whether you have the variables on your side like a fuel-economic car, you can make a decent amount of income relative to whatever bad situation you are in. I also talk about this on my YouTube video, but I wanted to also write about some things I've omitted for clarification. This blog post will only go into the details I forgot to mention in the video; so if you wanted the full scope of what I…
7 Powerful Dividend Hacking Apps In 2020 (Grow Your Bitcoins)
CoinOut This app is probably the easiest and quickest receipt cashback app that I've used. Most of the receipt apps I've used have taken months to make the minimum cashout, but for this app, it seems quicker. For example, I recently went on a shopping trip to Dollar Tree (don't judge) and spent about $11 on the whole trip. For this receipt, I earned $0.06. The other apps are not only slower, but they accrue in points so you're not as able to see how quickly you are at accruing points. With this, I can see it being easier t…
Simple Lesson On Interest Rates (Apex Predatory Lending)
Interest rates for some grown adults, believe it or not, is a foreign concept. That's because all of us in the United States have never been taught these valuable finance lessons until we've turned into adults and either have had to learn it the hard way or never learn it at all. To be honest, that's one reason why I went to college for finance, because I wasn't taught this by anyone - even my parents. Ironically enough, business college was also attributable to the single largest debt I have to this day (but that's for …
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