True, also walk and lift just always hated stretching, still hate it but just do it

Stretching isn’t fun. After 30, it’s mandatory. Want to move at 70? Do the work at 30. 15 minutes a day decides your future.

I’m not rich. I don’t make crazy money. My portfolio isn’t impressive. But here’s the difference. I started. I invest what I can, when I can. I learn as I go. I don’t sit on the couch waiting for perfect. Slow money beats no money. Consistency beats excuses. It’s not flashy, but it works. Little by little, I’m getting ahead.

I’m using all my side hustle income to slowly replace our monthly bills. Money from raising cows and driving Amazon Flex goes into preferred dividend stocks that pay income every month or quarter. The goal is to cover things like: $STRC #STRD • Electric: ~$250/month • Phone: ~$150/month • Internet: ~$100/month Phase 1 is just building enough shares so the dividends cover each bill. No shortcuts, no lifestyle upgrades. One bill at a time. Not chasing big returns. Just building stability for our family.

Half tempted to drop $1,000+ on the Platinum sponsorship for my kids’ wrestling tournament and just list my company as “Bitcoin” Picture this: • Every kid rocking an event T-shirt with the Bitcoin logo • The podium banner screaming “Bitcoin” • Social media shoutouts: “Big thanks to our Platinum sponsor… Bitcoin. Yeah, that Bitcoin.” • Individual mat signs: “Sponsored by Bitcoin – Because fiat is for takedowns only” Why support a boring local business when you can make the whole gym question if bitcoin just took over youth sports? Who’s with me? Should I do it and watch the world burn (in orange, of course)? 🚀 💪 #Bitcoin #Wrestling #HODLThePin

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Definitely not making it, it was crazy week will refocus Monday

Day 636 Phase Zero: Hustle Phase Bills don’t care about your goals. They show up every month and take what they’re owed. So I stopped negotiating with them. 2025 was cows and Amazon Flex. Cold mornings. Long routes. Missed comfort. Every extra dollar went into The Bill Kill Plan. No saving face. No lifestyle. No mercy. You don’t eliminate bills by wishing. You eliminate them by working first.

The logo is simple on purpose. A switch, a bill, and a line through it. Because the goal isn’t flashy returns. It’s flipping bills off. Side hustle money → preferred shares → utilities paid without a paycheck. I call it The Bill Kill Plan. Every share has a job. $STRD $STRC $SATA

Winter reminder: if you live north of the 37th parallel, your body can’t make vitamin D from sunlight in winter. Even sunny days don’t cut it. UVB doesn’t reach us. Go outside anyway for mood, but vitamin D comes from food or supplements until spring.

Laziness didn’t sneak up on me. I let it in. Missed the 100-pushup daily average. That’s failure. The fix isn’t thinking about it. It’s doing the work daily.

Everyone scored new kicks today… except Mom 😅 Broke the bank with a whopping $10 total! Thrifting for the win 🏆👟

Win from last month’s sales! ✨ Found these gorgeous vintage wool pants on Facebook Marketplace and shipped them off to their new home far, far away. Love connecting treasures with people who’ll cherish them! 🛍️📦

Last year, I had a Toyota Yaris sitting in my driveway with two options: sell it or find a way to make money with it. I decided to put it to work. I signed up for Amazon Flex, delivering packages for a few hours at a time. It wasn’t glamorous, but it was flexible and paid decently. Every dollar I earned went straight into dividend stocks. Just the other day, I got a dividend check for over $400. It’s not life-changing money yet, but it’s way better than watching the Yaris collect dust (and depreciate) just kidding Toyota do lose value. I’m going to keep doing Amazon Flex until my dividend income covers all my bills. Slow and steady — turning a idle car into a growing income stream

If you commit to attempting 100 push-ups every day—even if you “fail” some days—you’ll be significantly stronger by the end of 2027. Last year was the first time I truly dedicated myself to one fitness goal: averaging 100 push-ups daily. Hitting 26k for the entire year still feels insane—I never thought I’d rack up that many. Consistency compounds in ways you can’t imagine at the start.