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Everything is a Lesson

Not winning, but becoming a student of life who can best extract the lessons from both winning and losing, should be your goal.

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How Do We Raise Children With Non-Fiat Values in a Fiat World?

Becoming a grandfather reshaped how I think about the future and the values we pass on to the next generation. Holding my grandson Oskar made me realise how essential it is to teach children principles like fairness, responsibility, scarcity, honesty, and sovereignty, long before they encounter complex technologies or financial systems. This inspired the creation of “Little Satoshi’s Big Lessons – 21 Stories for a Sovereign Life,” a children’s book series designed to translate Bitcoin’s core values into simple, joyful, and relatable stories. Without using technical terms or Bitcoin vocabulary, the series helps children internalise timeless principles through the adventures of Satoshi the Squirrel and his collection of “satoshi nuts” of wisdom. The project fills a gap in the Bitcoin and education space by offering parents, grandparents, and educators a playful and meaningful way to teach foundational life values. Each of the 21 parts mirrors Bitcoin’s 21 million supply and focuses on one core lesson, making the concepts both accessible and memorable. In a world where trust in systems is declining and attention is fragmented, teaching children sovereignty, patience, resilience, and critical thinking becomes more important than ever. This series aims to plant those seeds early, helping young readers grow into thoughtful, independent adults who naturally understand the deeper meaning behind Bitcoin’s philosophy.

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Our Daily Bread.

Prayer begins with God ward concerns, but it does not end there. The first three petitions of the Lord's Prayer make petitions for the name, Kingdom, and the will of God. These must be the first concerns in our prayer life.

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