ooAwakening Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

I worked at a few really high end country clubs in my 20s. One was a top 100 club in the USA, another was one of the top 50 in the world and the last wasn't ranked, but the initiation fee to join was $375,000.

What I learned from my experiences was the power of customer service. "The New Gold Standard" is a great book about the power of customer service at Ritz Carlton hotels. Companies that create memorable experiences FOR their customers, win. What can I give? This is an abundance mindset.

It's hilarious to me when businesses think they own their customers, that if they leave they can be replaced. If you have that mentality, you will never have sustained success. Winning in business is about creating 1000 strong advocates. Twetch used to have that.

That's really cool you actually pay attention to physical planets and signs that you can see. I've never approached it that way.

Haha, I always thought I was an Aquarius Sun but realized I'm actually Pisces. Learning the houses in the natal chart as well as my ascendent sign (Scorpio) has been the biggest astrology takeaway for me. I eventually grew tired of tracking the smaller planets that change houses and signs every 12-30 days and instead just focus on larger astrological events throughout the year and movements of slower moving planets as well as the North Node in houses/signs. I find these major planets (jupiter, saturn, uranus, pluto and north node) track historical events in my life with somewhat remarkable accuracy and allow me to get a sense of what the general themes of my life over the upcoming year or two may be. I use astro.com for all of that.

I would agree about finding an astrology. Everyone interprets things differently, some see the aspects that planets make with each other as literal events and actions that will take place in your life and others view it more as an energy that influences thoughts and emotion.

Obviously it's both, but the detailed interpretation must come from the conscious individual and even then it's easy to run into your own confirmation bias. Part of the reason I personally just focus on slower planets/big themes too.

Nice, I've never looked much into sidereal, but it makes some sense.

I got pretty into it a few years ago and observed my natal chart daily to get a sense of how different planetary aspects affected me and my surroundings. Also, watched some YouTuber's forecasts, but never thought much them. I've usually just googled different aspects and compared them to my experience.

I'd say I have intermediate level of knowledge at best. There's so much to learn. I've heard good things about the Astrology Podcast's courses, but I've not really looked into any formal learning.

When did you get into it all?

So, CSW gave the long term advanced notice about selling his BTC in 2018 and said it'd be done during a halvening, but it was believed that he couldn't access the coins for the 2020 halvening, due to the Kleiman case. Now @satoshi is saying 2024 is the year of the dragon and the next halvening is upon us.

Assuming he does have access to the coins, it seems it would be detrimental for him to sign before the COPA case if he wants to use the halvening as an opportunity to unload his BTC. I can't remember why, but it sounded like by selling during the halvening he could unload without spooking the market as easily, which is why he preferred it.

Am I remembering this correctly? Any speculation on any of this, or is it all BS?