4 mobile apps for goal-setting: now is the time to plan something great
As an entrepreneur, you’re always challenging yourself to reach new heights. Whether you succeed or not depends a lot on how you set a goal and track your progress.
Digital goal-setting tools can offer a customized experience based on inputs like preferred notification cadence, timeframe to achieve goals, and so on.
While you may be tempted to download every recommended tool, you might add to the noise rather than hone your focus. Choose one or two tools that work best for your lifestyle or business. You can try these options:
🎯 Tally. It has a clean interface that allows you to track daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly goals on the same screen with a simple one-tap function. Goals reset after each set timeframe.
🎯 HabitBull. It slices your progress data in many ways and visualizes it as graphs, tracking your streaks and overall success. A social component adds relevant discussions to each goal page so you can swap tips with others who have similar goals.
🎯 Way of Life. It tracks the daily completion of goals, helps develop habits, and displays your progress in graphs. Add tags and leave notes on each goal journal to help organize, find, and reflect on your goals.
🎯 Todoist. A productivity tool with desktop, web, and mobile apps. With more functionality than a to-do list, the tool allows you to move tasks into projects, add priority ratings, and delegate.
❓ What goal setting tools do you use? What global goals have you set for yourself for 2023?
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As an entrepreneur, you’re always challenging yourself to reach new heights. Whether you succeed or not depends a lot on how you set a goal and track your progress.
Digital goal-setting tools can offer a customized experience based on inputs like preferred notification cadence, timeframe to achieve goals, and so on.
While you may be tempted to download every recommended tool, you might add to the noise rather than hone your focus. Choose one or two tools that work best for your lifestyle or business. You can try these options:
🎯 Tally. It has a clean interface that allows you to track daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly goals on the same screen with a simple one-tap function. Goals reset after each set timeframe.
🎯 HabitBull. It slices your progress data in many ways and visualizes it as graphs, tracking your streaks and overall success. A social component adds relevant discussions to each goal page so you can swap tips with others who have similar goals.
🎯 Way of Life. It tracks the daily completion of goals, helps develop habits, and displays your progress in graphs. Add tags and leave notes on each goal journal to help organize, find, and reflect on your goals.
🎯 Todoist. A productivity tool with desktop, web, and mobile apps. With more functionality than a to-do list, the tool allows you to move tasks into projects, add priority ratings, and delegate.
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How To Become A Successful Entrepreneur 💥
🚀, Don't take 'no' for an answer.
🚀, Learn from the best.
🚀, Stay hungry and ambitious.
🚀,Never stand still; evolve with the times.
🚀 , Nurture long-term business relationships.
🚀, Inspire those around you.
🚀, Trust your gut instinct, not just your spreadsheet.
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🚀, Don't take 'no' for an answer.
🚀, Learn from the best.
🚀, Stay hungry and ambitious.
🚀,Never stand still; evolve with the times.
🚀 , Nurture long-term business relationships.
🚀, Inspire those around you.
🚀, Trust your gut instinct, not just your spreadsheet.
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Development of the World Wide Web: web1.0, 2.0 & 3.0 🌐
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Over the past couple of years, Web3 has become one of the top sectors for investment by major VCs. In 2022 alone, web3 projects attracted more than $10 billion in investment. Most of you have repeatedly heard about the prospect of Web3, but not everyone understands what its real value and how it differs from the current 2.0?
The concepts of web1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 are used to classify the possible operations that characterize the network at different points in time. Let's break it down in more detail...
⚫️Web1.0.
Web 1.0 refers to the first stage of the evolution of the World Wide Web, that is, it was the first version of the Internet. In 1.0 there were only a few developers and content creators, and the vast majority of users were consumers of information.
Personal web pages were common and consisted mostly of static pages hosted on web servers operated by ISPs or free web hosting services. This web existed from 1990-2004.
Characteristics:
1. Read-only content;
2. It is possible to create only websites;
3. Aimed at working with companies;
4. absence of any advertising.
⚫️Web2.0.
Web 2.0 was an important step forward that changed the idea of the Internet. It became more pervasive because it offered significantly more information, interaction between users, and the ability to create customized content. 2.0 also spawned an advertising-based revenue model.
Popular social networks (Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, etc.) were launched during this very time when the Internet became less expensive and more pervasive.
Characteristics:
1. Content can be read and created;
2. It is possible to create Apps;
3. Aimed at working with all people at the same time;
4. Ability to communicate via WWW.
⚫️Web 3.0.
After 2.0, a third version based on decentralization, blockchain and the semantic web - Web3.0 - will enter the ring of fighters. Its main purpose is to increase the security and privacy of the web.
The semantic web (semantic web) is a publicly accessible global semantic network formed on the basis of the World Wide Web by standardizing the representation of information in a form suitable for machine processing (AI).
▶️ With the arrival of more and more mass adoption, projects from 3.0 will inevitably have an impact on their 2.0 progenitors. At this point, there are already potential web3 competitors for most of everyone's favorite services. A few examples:
- Spotify -> Audius
- Google -> Presearch
- WhatsApp -> Status
- PayPal -> Metamask
- YouTube -> Livepeer
- Chrome -> Brave.
The main problem is that such projects still have a long way to go, which is almost impossible to pass without more adaptation of crypto for people (or vice versa).
➡️ One of the main differences between Web2.0 and 3.0 is the technology that each supports. Web2 runs on programming languages such as HTML5, PHP, CSS3, JavaScript, etc., while Web 3 will run on artificial intelligence, machine learning and blockchain technology.
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Over the past couple of years, Web3 has become one of the top sectors for investment by major VCs. In 2022 alone, web3 projects attracted more than $10 billion in investment. Most of you have repeatedly heard about the prospect of Web3, but not everyone understands what its real value and how it differs from the current 2.0?
The concepts of web1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 are used to classify the possible operations that characterize the network at different points in time. Let's break it down in more detail...
⚫️Web1.0.
Web 1.0 refers to the first stage of the evolution of the World Wide Web, that is, it was the first version of the Internet. In 1.0 there were only a few developers and content creators, and the vast majority of users were consumers of information.
Personal web pages were common and consisted mostly of static pages hosted on web servers operated by ISPs or free web hosting services. This web existed from 1990-2004.
Characteristics:
1. Read-only content;
2. It is possible to create only websites;
3. Aimed at working with companies;
4. absence of any advertising.
⚫️Web2.0.
Web 2.0 was an important step forward that changed the idea of the Internet. It became more pervasive because it offered significantly more information, interaction between users, and the ability to create customized content. 2.0 also spawned an advertising-based revenue model.
Popular social networks (Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, etc.) were launched during this very time when the Internet became less expensive and more pervasive.
Characteristics:
1. Content can be read and created;
2. It is possible to create Apps;
3. Aimed at working with all people at the same time;
4. Ability to communicate via WWW.
⚫️Web 3.0.
After 2.0, a third version based on decentralization, blockchain and the semantic web - Web3.0 - will enter the ring of fighters. Its main purpose is to increase the security and privacy of the web.
The semantic web (semantic web) is a publicly accessible global semantic network formed on the basis of the World Wide Web by standardizing the representation of information in a form suitable for machine processing (AI).
▶️ With the arrival of more and more mass adoption, projects from 3.0 will inevitably have an impact on their 2.0 progenitors. At this point, there are already potential web3 competitors for most of everyone's favorite services. A few examples:
- Spotify -> Audius
- Google -> Presearch
- WhatsApp -> Status
- PayPal -> Metamask
- YouTube -> Livepeer
- Chrome -> Brave.
The main problem is that such projects still have a long way to go, which is almost impossible to pass without more adaptation of crypto for people (or vice versa).
➡️ One of the main differences between Web2.0 and 3.0 is the technology that each supports. Web2 runs on programming languages such as HTML5, PHP, CSS3, JavaScript, etc., while Web 3 will run on artificial intelligence, machine learning and blockchain technology.
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🚀 Bitcoin is now bigger than Visa and Mastercard
BTC has hit the $24.48k mark with a market capitalisation of $472.4 bn, far surpassing Visa ($469.87 bn) as well as Mastercard ($344.24 bn).
This is the third time Bitcoin has surpassed Visa in terms of market capitalisation.
In the case of Mastercard, the situation is even more iconic. The gap here is even larger.
The situation is also fuelled by the fact that Bitcoin continues to rise, while precious metal and bond prices are falling.
#MarketNews
BTC has hit the $24.48k mark with a market capitalisation of $472.4 bn, far surpassing Visa ($469.87 bn) as well as Mastercard ($344.24 bn).
This is the third time Bitcoin has surpassed Visa in terms of market capitalisation.
In the case of Mastercard, the situation is even more iconic. The gap here is even larger.
The situation is also fuelled by the fact that Bitcoin continues to rise, while precious metal and bond prices are falling.
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Activity in Layer 2 blockchains 🧐
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Rumor has it that one of the major trends of 2023 will be the L2 blockchain sector. As various dApps gain momentum, base-level congestion will make it more expensive to use Ethereum. Technologies such as zk rollup and optimistic rollup could be the key to scaling the network without losing its security and decentralization.
In our infographic today, you can see the leaders of this segment and understand what technology each carries.
We will briefly describe the main differences of these very technologies:
🔵Sidechains are fully Ethereum-compatible independent blockchains with their own consensus algorithm (their own validators). To simplify, they are the optimized brother of Ethereum, which operates independently of it but uses the same engine (Ethereum Virtual Masine). It allows to move assets between chains to process different transactions, and contracts deployed in Ethereum's network can be used in its Sidechain as well.
🔵In general, Rollup technology is a scalability solution for Ethereum that executes transactions in an external chain (layer 2). The results of those transactions themselves are placed at layer 1 in a special smart contract. This approach gives low gas fees and almost instantaneous transactions.
🔵Zero Knowledge Rollups. The integrity of validators is verified using a mathematical proof with zero disclosure - SNARK. Only this brief non-interactive knowledge argument is passed to the base level. ZK Rollups have a very high speed, but today, it is difficult to transfer to them already existing on the L1 smart contracts. This technology is preferred by many developers, including Vitalik and Polygon guys!
🔵Optimistic Rollups. They work on the same principle, but instead of checking every transaction at level 2, the core network just broadcasts them "optimistically" assuming they are legitimate if no one disputes it. The main advantage of such rollups is that it is easy to migrate existing smart contracts to them. You can see this in Optimism and Arbitrum - these leading "optimistic" projects have already saved over a billion dollars of user money on commissions! The downside of the technology is that if fraud is suspected, verification can take up to 2 weeks.
#Crypto #Trading 🚀@Busines_Insight
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Rumor has it that one of the major trends of 2023 will be the L2 blockchain sector. As various dApps gain momentum, base-level congestion will make it more expensive to use Ethereum. Technologies such as zk rollup and optimistic rollup could be the key to scaling the network without losing its security and decentralization.
In our infographic today, you can see the leaders of this segment and understand what technology each carries.
We will briefly describe the main differences of these very technologies:
🔵Sidechains are fully Ethereum-compatible independent blockchains with their own consensus algorithm (their own validators). To simplify, they are the optimized brother of Ethereum, which operates independently of it but uses the same engine (Ethereum Virtual Masine). It allows to move assets between chains to process different transactions, and contracts deployed in Ethereum's network can be used in its Sidechain as well.
🔵In general, Rollup technology is a scalability solution for Ethereum that executes transactions in an external chain (layer 2). The results of those transactions themselves are placed at layer 1 in a special smart contract. This approach gives low gas fees and almost instantaneous transactions.
🔵Zero Knowledge Rollups. The integrity of validators is verified using a mathematical proof with zero disclosure - SNARK. Only this brief non-interactive knowledge argument is passed to the base level. ZK Rollups have a very high speed, but today, it is difficult to transfer to them already existing on the L1 smart contracts. This technology is preferred by many developers, including Vitalik and Polygon guys!
🔵Optimistic Rollups. They work on the same principle, but instead of checking every transaction at level 2, the core network just broadcasts them "optimistically" assuming they are legitimate if no one disputes it. The main advantage of such rollups is that it is easy to migrate existing smart contracts to them. You can see this in Optimism and Arbitrum - these leading "optimistic" projects have already saved over a billion dollars of user money on commissions! The downside of the technology is that if fraud is suspected, verification can take up to 2 weeks.
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