A lot of us grew up on the parable of the talents. A master gives three servants money to manage while he's away. Two put it to work and grow it. The third, afraid of losing it, digs a hole and buries it in the ground. When the master returns, the one who gets corrected isn't someone who lost money — it's the one who let fear stop him from doing anything at all. I think about that a lot, because fear is the exact reason most people our age never learn about new kinds of assets — crypto included. And the fear is understandable. We've seen the scams and the headlines. Burying it feels safe. But here's the quiet problem: while money sits still, inflation keeps chipping away at what it can buy. A dollar buried in 2005 buys far less today. Standing still isn't as safe as it feels. The answer was never to gamble — it's to learn. Stewardship means understanding what you've been entrusted with well enough to grow it wisely, not recklessly. That was the whole difference between the fearful servant and the faithful one: not luck, but knowledge applied. You don't have to know everything to start. You just have to stop burying it out of fear. 👇 Honest question: What's the ONE thing that's held you back from learning about crypto or digital assets — - fear of scams, - not understanding it, or - just not knowing where to begin? Tell me below, I read every one.