How Bitcoin Freed My Mind | Sean Harris | BFM058
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
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Sean Harris is a former professional basketball player who has found a new passion in Bitcoin. After playing overseas for several years, Sean is now deeply involved with grassroots adoption in El Salvador, where he also organized the first ever Halving Party last month. I was excited to jump into his unique journey from the basketball court to the heart of one of the world's most pioneering Bitcoin communities. I hope you enjoy this episode!
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Timestamps 🕑
00:00 - Introduction to Sean Harris and His Bitcoin Journey
03:10 - Transition to Bitcoin-Only Podcasts and Understanding
08:05 - The Value of Taking Risks and Hard Work
36:05 - Bitcoin: A Path to Financial Freedom and Personal Growth
39:48 - Building Communities: The Power of Connection and Support
49:15 - Spiritual Implications: Bitcoin's Impact on Beliefs and Values
59:56 - Understanding the Monetary System: A Key to Financial Empowerment
Questions or comments? → bram@kanstein.co
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You’re quickly becoming one of my favorite podcasts. Always an intriguing and thought provoking conversation and not always the same bitcoin talking points. Keep fighting the good fight Bram!
Thanks so much for the kind words! This keeps me going 🙏🧡
Man you are on fire, excellent guest and uploading quality videos several times a week! Thanks for the effort in educating all of us for a brighter future, will be worth it. Love from Mexico ❤
I appreciate that! Happy you are enjoying my content! 🙏
Skipped right through that teaser. But great interview, Bram! 😎
Great time! Just stop interrupting me!! 😂
Haha 🧡
Some people laugh at the good news aka Bitcoin and some laugh at you for believing, Some get angry and straight out tell you to go away, some believe it’s going to zero, some don’t even want to learn, they do not understand and continue to live pay check to pay check and find you are the annoying one. the awakening moment for me was to realize I can transfer/convert my energy from doing work for reward in fiat and move my rewards to Bitcoin. If you really think about it your body need real food and water and sleep to perform well so you are what you eat and if you want high energy level and high performance for work then taking care of yourself is top priority.
Yes! My reasoning is the same 🙏
Thank u for your videos. 🙏
With Love from Greece ✌
My pleasure!
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Here from the early days. I once said you interrupted CJK too much. Feel guilty now lol. Sorry man - was only a suggestion. But you're still going good.
Thanks brother! Happy you came along! 🙏
Nice episode!
Greetings from Switzerland.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Mario 🙏
Nice. Thx
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Banking is centralized, it’s what we already expected
Jesus and Bitcoin will always love you
Im a big fan of your show Bram, but Some of the stuff you're calling lazy trolling is not trolling, but rather just constructive feedback.
Hey Russ! What are you referring to?
Nah, Satoshi is rich anyway, whether that’s financially or spiritually or both. He’s a believer (based on what I see in his message), He was inspired by the Bible to do good for people. He’s not tempted to sell his btc. Sure, he could be dead, but I don’t think he’s that kind of guy that’d sell his coins if he were still alive.
He probably has a secret smaller stash that he lives off.
@@LaVidaLocaHomie that could be true too, but then that’d be malicious and would affect the whole btc network and people’s livelihoods if he sells or turned out to be true. So I doubt that could be the case. I believe he is/was an honest man, who truly wanted to help the world.