Upgrading Your Brain In A World Gone Mad

Like software on your phone

Dirty little secret is that I hated school.

I mean I really disliked it.

Might have been all the late nights of hockey coming home and getting minimal sleep only to find myself awake in the morning being rolled out of bed by my father so I could catch the ever elusive bus.

It wasn’t until years later when I realize that I did absolutely love learning, but not only that, teaching as well.

I debated teachers all throughout high school and college.

I would write papers based on freedom that I knew would piss off the “grader.”

I didn’t understand why teachers would routinely tell me or my peers that “money didn’t matter” and that we would “learn the skills we needed on the job.”

Does this strike anyone else as insanity, like it did me?

I was very grateful for not having to pay for my college because of athletics, but I couldn’t imagine what the kid sitting next to me felt?

Maybe he didn’t feel anything at all?

Maybe he wasn’t even paying for his education.

Maybe it was the government paying through unforgivable loans, that we all would inevitably have to pay for him, through inflation and higher prices everywhere.

Now, elites are talking about cancelling student loan debts.

What about those that paid them all off like good boys and girls?

What about those that went bankrupt and couldn’t wipe those loans from their record?

What about those who couldn’t afford things in their life because of the debt on the books?

What about those that went to work for the government who never wanted to, but felt that it was the only way out of the loans?

Will they get reparations?

Life isn’t fair.

All you can do is swim with the current and make the best with what you got.

Fighting against the tsunami will only get you killed.

Then of what use are you?

See it was after watching the Great Financial Crisis (GFC) 12 years ago in my apartment as a senior at Michigan State that I realized there was a “game” being played.

I immediately started finding books on gold, silver, and monetary history to get to the bottom of it and how I could benefit.

What I learned over the last 12 years has not only shocked me but angered me to no end.

I guess all of it makes perfect sense because just look around you at the chaos that only cronies and fake dollars could create.

Once I learned the game I wanted to talk about it and teach it to everyone who would lend an ear.

That’s what my newsletter is about, our YouTube channel, and all the subsequent content we will put out.

It’s a window into how to profit and remove yourself from the corrupt system they have built unknowingly all around us.

A “Panopticon” if you will, the all knowing all seeing open air prison.

You HAVE to continually upgrade your brain and I have only found that through self-study.

Gaining skills outside of school that will stay with you forever.

I have learned x100 more through self-education in the last decade than I ever did through formal education.

As the late great Jim Rohn said, “if you rely on the government for your retirement you can divide by 5 at the end of your life. If you rely on yourself you can multiply by 5.”

The biggest mistake I’ve seen in 35 years is people think their education is done once they leave school.

However, that is when it truly begins.

Don’t be your worst enemy. The time will pass anyway. How will you spend it?

Your brain is like the software in your phone or computer. It must be upgraded. Daily. Weekly. Monthly.

The brain must keep growing and creating new neural pathways. Something that is stagnant and still, is dying.

This is why the elderly are always recommended to keep active and play brain games.

The government, if you may not have noticed, doesn’t have your well-being as it’s number one priority.

Only YOU can determine your future.

Stay strong,

Brandon

Ps. More missives and continuing our series on bitcoin and the platforms I use to buy and hold my bitcoin securely so grimey government hands can’t touch it.