When it comes to making money with NFTs, there are two main wealth-building strategies—and both have their place depending on your goals. 🔥 1. The Flip – Short-Term Gains A friend of mine bought into a digital asset at a low floor price when interest was just starting to build. A few weeks later, the surge in demand meant that she sold her assets for a four-figure profit- a tidy return on her investment. Instead of cashing out completely, she reinvested her gains, buying into another collection at an early stage. This cycle of flipping and reinvesting helped her build a portfolio that keeps growing, all without needing to pour in fresh money. 🚀 2. The Hold – Long-Term Gains On the other hand, some people play the long game. They buy into strong projects early and wait for a major rise in value. The idea is simple: as demand grows over time, so does the value of their assets. When the time is right, they sell at a much higher price, making a return that wouldn’t have been possible with quick flips. So, Which Strategy Wins? 🤔 Neither is *better* — it depends on your goals and what you want: ✅ Want steady, compounding profits? Flipping lets you build capital over time. ✅ Want big, long-term wins? Holding allows you to maximize value appreciation But here’s the key: whether you flip or hold, the assets do the work for you. You’re not grinding away at a second job—you’re strategically positioning yourself for financial growth. What’s your style—flipper or long-term holder? Let me know in the comments! 👇💡 #newMONEYgame #NFTInvesting #WealthCreation #DigitalAssets

Most people are stuck in the same cycle: Work. Get paid. Spend. Repeat. You grind through the week, only to start from zero again next month. But what if your income didn’t depend on how many hours you worked? What if, instead of trading time for money, you put your money to work *for* you? That’s the difference between working harder and working smarter. Smart money isn’t just earned—it’s grown. It’s money that multiplies. Money that moves. Money that creates more money. And no, that doesn’t mean throwing your life savings into some high-risk bet, nor do you turn into the guy on the right in the image lounging on a beach with a laptop with money raining down overnight. It means starting small, testing, learning, and scaling up. The sooner you shift from “I need to work more to earn more” to “I need to position my money to work for me” - the sooner you break free from the grind. So, what’s your next smart move? Might I suggest joining the Digital Asset Mastermind - a group on Skool that is full of like minded people who are escaping the world of grinding and creating temporary, short lasting income into creating community and assets that do the earning instead #newMONEYgame

Theresa Lang (who I hope will be here in Worth Waker shortly) shared a great post yesterday in @Christine Szinner's great group about the concept of doing vs. being, where she demonstrated through an example of wanting to go on a walk first thing in the morning and the struggle that comes with staying consistent, how she went on to become her own pattern interruptor to ask herself who she wanted to be that led her to taking the morning walk straightaway rather than delay it. It reminded me of a video I recorded that's part of the Activated component of the Illuminator (if you don't know what I mean by Illuminator or Activated, watch The Primer in the classroom tab) that talked about this subject, and identifying the being-orientated solution rather than just be fixated with the doing, which is what the video shows. Have a watch, see what you think - can you relate examples from your life in the same manner?https://drive.google.com/file/d/10P9D7Ti0r_1zlEf7G0f1C78ucjxoh4tM/view?usp=sharing

It means a great deal to me that @Brian Campbell has joined Worth Waker! Basically, I wouldn't be here at Skool if it wasn't for Brian Campbell. If you take a look at all the communities Brian is in, he's not only smashing up leaderboards, but just about everyone you come across who's interacted with him has only great things to say about him, and rightly so. Terms like GOAT, pioneer, godfather are readily associated with him for a good reason - Brian pretty much created the field of organic online marketing. You need Brian in your space when it comes to moving your business forward. Brian is someone who will utilise opportunities to their maximum and take you on the journey with him. Personally, he's given me and continues to give lots of generous opportunities and pathways to success, which I'm hugely grateful for. Chances are if you're here, you know him already but if you don't, don't hesitate to connect with Brian and get in on the value and goodness. Please join me in saying hello to Brian with a comment and gif