Being on one of Bitcoin meetings, I've heard a guy saying it took him 0.5h (I don't remember exactly, maybe couple hours) to convince car mechanic.
Thing with car mechanics is that they sometimes overcharge because people don't know much about it. That's why its good to befriend car mechanic.
Don't get me wrong, that's benefit. Everyone who has a car needs mechanic (except AK).
I have a proposition of other "target". Teacher, person who taught police officer, person in local gov whatever, doctor, homeless, millionaire. We dislike schools for good reasons but those exist and in those people have been educated, still are educated there and in big numbers will be educated in future.
Teacher have two values for you:
-extensive network
-actually teaches dozens of children
"But people don't even want me to give them Bitcoin."
People who are parents might reject some possible gain but will be far less eager to throw away some chance for their children. Especially that any technical inconvenience is now pinned on children in some age.
Don't give it for free, give it to a person when they do something for you.
Oh you're such a great teacher. (reason and compliment) I cannot imagine me with all those children, it must be so exhaustive. All that responsibility! (you show understanding and hardship of that person). If I share something with you will it stay between us?
I've invested in Bitcoin in past and honestly I've learned new things (possitive) and made money. You've probably have heard about some people finding lost Bitcoin which is now worth millions after 10years or whatever.
I'd like to give you a little bit of Bitcoin for your child when it grows up.
Use that on people with children and don't give 5$. You need to think in terms of earnings and what that amount actually means for people.
If you give such a teacher 500$ in West Europe I think it makes great impression.
Week or two I gave 1000pln to 18y old for birthday, he's son of my friend. He's working out and he's good at it, his father is too. I think he's rather popular amongst his friends. He's interested more in trading. I told him terms to read but I could easily point him "absolute basis" which is allocation of funds (words sound smart). For me that 1k pln but I know that young guy when he sees there 2k pln will be most definitely interested.
Thing with car mechanics is that they sometimes overcharge because people don't know much about it. That's why its good to befriend car mechanic.
Don't get me wrong, that's benefit. Everyone who has a car needs mechanic (except AK).
I have a proposition of other "target". Teacher, person who taught police officer, person in local gov whatever, doctor, homeless, millionaire. We dislike schools for good reasons but those exist and in those people have been educated, still are educated there and in big numbers will be educated in future.
Teacher have two values for you:
-extensive network
-actually teaches dozens of children
"But people don't even want me to give them Bitcoin."
People who are parents might reject some possible gain but will be far less eager to throw away some chance for their children. Especially that any technical inconvenience is now pinned on children in some age.
Don't give it for free, give it to a person when they do something for you.
Oh you're such a great teacher. (reason and compliment) I cannot imagine me with all those children, it must be so exhaustive. All that responsibility! (you show understanding and hardship of that person). If I share something with you will it stay between us?
I've invested in Bitcoin in past and honestly I've learned new things (possitive) and made money. You've probably have heard about some people finding lost Bitcoin which is now worth millions after 10years or whatever.
I'd like to give you a little bit of Bitcoin for your child when it grows up.
Use that on people with children and don't give 5$. You need to think in terms of earnings and what that amount actually means for people.
If you give such a teacher 500$ in West Europe I think it makes great impression.
Week or two I gave 1000pln to 18y old for birthday, he's son of my friend. He's working out and he's good at it, his father is too. I think he's rather popular amongst his friends. He's interested more in trading. I told him terms to read but I could easily point him "absolute basis" which is allocation of funds (words sound smart). For me that 1k pln but I know that young guy when he sees there 2k pln will be most definitely interested.
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