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Good job!
This is important .. and becomes moreso as the value of your bitcoin increases.
As a starting point, one other useful thing to do, if or when you have one, is to introduce your trusted bitcoin mate to your wife and daughter so they know who to reach out to for help if you go kaput! Post-kaput grieving for them isn't a time for clear, rational thinking, or recalling careful conversations that you're starting to have now. Having a trusted friend they can reach out to can be helpful for when they're ready.
And hopefully, this is many decades away!
But! Good job on the forward planning :-)
be me friend having mental health crisis friend have no friend but me friend not taking me advice, me and friend are complicated friend's family says very concerned and will pray friend's cousin suggests them helping me offer to pay for cousin's travel, whatever it takes cousin flakes cousin says very concerned and will pray
When is your next book about the corrupt monarchy of Bhutan and how they are using bitcoin to take over the world going to be released?
Apparently they are integrating "Crypto.com Pay" which does accept BTC payments from arbitrary wallets. So I think you will not be needing a crypot.com account to pay.
How could you use your Datum gateway? I'm assuming you have it running in your home, so were you allowed to connect to your miner in the hosting company somehow?
I have been investigating about hosted mining too but haven't still pulled the trigger. Thanks for the writeup.
I'd recommend exploring different options and follow what you feel called to go deeper into.
First off LLMs can be surprisingly helpful. I use an app developed by therapists called Rosebud every now and then as a therapist on speed dial. Or Claude/ChatGPT etc with some good prompts could work but gotta be more careful with those.
Coaching can be as good or even better than therapy. They just can't call themselves therapy for liability but good coaches are essentially therapists and more. Definitely shop around - there are lots of bad therapists whose incentives to keep you coming back.
It sounds like you're aware of a lot of anger. I recommend this organization called Art of Accomplishment which does a lot of work that goes deep into moving anger and emotions in general (ultimately being able to feel and love them more easily). They have some good podcasts specifically on anger and releasing it without directing it towards anyone.
You can also look into specific modalities like Internal Family Systems or attachment repair or self compassion - just some of the top ones that come to mind that have helped me and were worth my sats. There's usually a book or guided audio freely available to give them a try. And then you could seek out facilitators who may not even be therapists but again might be even better and cheaper.
IFS or parts work is relatively newer but for a lot of people like myself it goes really deep untangling emotional spaghetti code.
And like others have said just take care of basic stuff like health, breathe, remember we're all human, you're not alone...
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