RE: Like a diamond.
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I guess my strong point is that I buy and sell cryptocurrencies on time. I sold HIVE at $0.36 a year and a half ago, bought HBD and staked them at 15% per annum. My average selling price of HIVE is currently around $0.44 (including HBD interest). I will immediately buy HIVE when the markets drop significantly and the price is $0.05-$0.06. This way I will increase my stack many times and become a whale.
I am also a good father, just like you :)
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Awesome! Does it feel weird in any way to "admit" that you're brilliant at that?
As for investments? I think very few people invest correctly in HIVE, SPS and other altcoins. For example, I consider Buffett a genius investor and there are very few like him.
No, I mean how do you feel when you have to present your strengths? For example in a job interview, or among friends. As I write in the post, it's feels weird for me writing about being "brilliant" as that's quite a strong word. But other people do not have that restraint.
There's also the balance to bragging, to being arrogant, showing ones skills excessively in order to build a protective wall around the ego. It's an interesting topic.
In a small circle I can afford it. After all, only a few people read our posts on Hive :)
I don't like to brag to my friends. I don't want to offend anyone or cause bad feelings. My friends are important to me, even if they are the poorest in my city, I value them not for their financial capabilities.
It's the same for me. It just doesn't sit right with me.
Interview. I have never been to an interview. I have never sold my abilities to anyone. I am me, a free man.
Lucky you!
I think that everyone has their own path in life. Of course, not everyone is lucky who does not have a hired job. But I was lucky to drop out of university and become a completely independent person at the age of 20.