Bitcoin will hit $10 million within the next 20 years. That's 100x from here. If you're skeptical, try to earnestly understand why very smart people believe this. It's probably the highest ROI activity you can take right now. And it's likely to make you financially free far earlier than expected. But then what? Many of you reading this already have enough Bitcoin to "make it" many times over. Which means you're going to face a common trap. You're going to be tempted to find "the next Bitcoin." I've seen it a thousand times. Alts, ICOs, Crypto Kitties, meme stocks, NFTs, etc... You see, multiplying your wealth is addictive. And after you do it with Bitcoin, you'll seek other investments that can give you the same thrill as Bitcoin. You'll give in to FOMO. You'll crave more volatility. You'll overlook the dead simple 100x opportunity you already know for one that can multiply your number faster. And you know what? You might even succeed. There are endless opportunities out there, and there will always be smaller market cap investments that grow faster than Bitcoin in percentage terms. But amidst the FOMO (and it'll be back soon) keep one thing in mind: Bitcoin is likely enough for your financial needs. If you stack diligently and exercise patience, it is probably the most certain path to freedom. And beyond Bitcoin, your time will likely be best spent on non-monetary investments. In 20 years you want to be: - Healthy - Wealthy - Loved - Wise Which means you need to be investing in your physical and mental fitness each day. You need to be building a family that will pay priceless dividends 20 years from now. You need to be challenging yourself, gaining hard fought wisdom, and growing spiritually from the process. So when the FOMO returns, and you see dozens of investments rocketing... Instead of spending your finite time and energy worrying about them, recognize that the point of Bitcoin is to free you from having to do so. And that your time can be spent on all the other things that make a beautiful life. The real difference between someone with $20 million and $200 million doesn't come down to how much money they have. It comes down to how well they live. And very often that has nothing to do with money at all.