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Bill Turner - Contract Law & Empowerment Workshop

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Watch Bill Turner's 6-Part Empowerment Seminar filmed in Auckland, New Zealand. We recommend for the viewer to watch "Billy's Basics", to gain a basic understanding of where Bill is coming from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxyp--aGgu4 There is a treasure trove of supporting documentation & letter templates to write to government agencies or councils that Bill Turner hands out. They can be found on Mega in the link here: https://bit.ly/3tXVqHX

Crypto, Blockchains, Smart Contracts & Wallets

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Crypto, Blockchains, Smart Contracts & Wallets https://www.udemy.com/course/crypto-blockchains-smart-contracts-wallets/ Lesson 1: Intro to Crypto, Blockchain, Smart Contracts & Wallets 1.1 Introduction to Cryptocurrency What cryptocurrency is and why it matters Current coins & tokens 1.2 Blockchain Technology Fundamentals of blockchain: distributed ledger and decentralization How transactions work and why blockchain is secure 1.3 Smart Contracts Definition and purpose of smart contracts Examples and practical uses of smart contracts in finance, real estate, etc. 1.4 Wallets and Security Basics Types of wallets: hot, cold, hardware, and software wallets Wallet security practices: seed phrases, two-factor authentication Lesson 2: Examples of Crypto All Around Us 2.1 Everyday Applications of Cryptocurrency Examples of companies accepting crypto (retail, tech, services) Introduction to NFTs (non-fungible tokens) and their impact on art and digital assets 2.2 Crypto in Financial Services Decentralized Finance (DeFi) and its role in lending, borrowing, and staking How cryptocurrency is reshaping traditional banking and investing 2.3 Beyond Finance: New Applications Supply chain transparency, digital identity verification, and real estate Future possibilities in healthcare, voting systems, and intellectual property Lesson 3: Crypto Investing 3.1 Crypto Investment Strategies Types of investments: Holding, day trading, staking, and yield farming Importance of understanding volatility and market dynamics 3.2 Analyzing and Choosing Cryptocurrencies How to evaluate cryptocurrencies (use cases, developer activity, market cap) Comparing popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, etc. 3.3 Risk Management Diversification and managing portfolio risk Safety of your portfolio 3.4 Tools for Crypto Investing Using exchanges, tracking platforms, and wallets effectively Introduction to technical analysis tools for market insights Lesson 4: The Future of Crypto 4.1 Emerging Trends in Cryptocurrency Blockchain 3.0, cross-chain solutions, and Layer 2 scaling Importance of eco-friendly solutions in the future of crypto 4.2 Regulation and the Global Economy Current regulatory landscape and potential future policies Crypto’s role in the global economy and decentralized finance 4.3 Future Applications and Innovations Advancements in the metaverse, decentralized apps, and tokenized assets How crypto could reshape employment, data privacy, and property rights 4.4 Preparing for a Crypto-Integrated World Steps individuals and businesses can take to stay ahead of the curve Lesson 5: How to Make Crypto Work for You 5.1 Setting Up a Personal Crypto Strategy Aligning crypto goals with personal financial goals Choosing income-generating methods (staking, lending, DeFi projects) 5.2 Passive Income Opportunities in Crypto Exploring platforms that offer rewards and interest for holding crypto 5.3 Security and Long-Term Planning Best practices for securing assets and protecting against scams Diversifying across crypto assets and planning for market cycles 5.4 Using Crypto to Build Wealth Practical examples of growing wealth through strategic crypto use Combining crypto investments with traditional investment portfolios for balance. Let's collaborate! Thanks, Jack Bosma https://meetn.com/jackbosma tutorjacknetwork@gmail.com "Inspect what you expect."

The Social Contract

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The Social Contract video collection from annual Writers' Workshops held in Washington, DC. The English philosopher John Locke, whose thinking helped inspire the American Revolution, said that society should be governed by an understood set of values he termed the social contract. Under the social contract, governments have obligations to their citizens, and citizens have responsibilities to society. Most public issues are basically moral and ethical ones. What is the right thing to do? How do we decide what we think is right? When rights collide, which ones take precedence? The concept of the social contract helps us sort out the difficult issues confronting American society today and helps us find balance. Each quarter The Social Contract journal examined trends, events, and ideas that have an impact on America's delicate social fabric. This journal addresses the following key topics: - Human Population issues, including absolute size, rate of growth, and distribution. Do cherished American ideals prosper or suffer through further population growth? - Immigration issues. In order to best facilitate meeting the highest goals of the American people, (1) how many immigrants should we admit? (2) who should be admitted? And (3) how can we humanely enforce the rules? - Language, assimilation, culture, and national unity considerations. What shared values are necessary to the maintenance of our social contract? - The balance of individual rights with civic responsibilities. Since the previous issues are so often framed in terms of rights, what are the balancing obligations? - Other nations' efforts at creating and guarding their own social contracts. What practical insights can be gained from observing the failures and successes in nation-building by other societies? See The Social Contract website at: https://www.thesocialcontract.com The Social Contract was founded by Dr. John Tanton: https://www.johntanton.org