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Dad Collecting and Earning Satoshis
🚨 No one is talking about this. In 1975, America had over 130 million cattle. Today, we’re closer to 86 million. That’s the smallest cattle herd in decades. Meanwhile… There are 100+ million more people in this country than there were in 1975. More mouths. WAY fewer cows. And by the way… Americans still love burgers, steaks, brisket, tacos, and BBQ. Demand didn’t disappear. The herd did. This isn’t just a cattle market. It’s a supply problem grazing across millions of acres. Until the cow herd rebuilds, beef isn’t getting cheap. It can’t. More people. Fewer cows. Higher prices. Share this with someone who thinks beef prices are going back to 2019. 🐄 Buy The Cow. 🥩📈
Building new pens today. It’s a dangerous project… every time I add a pen, a calf magically appears. 😂🐄 image
First Annual Beef Audit today. Everyone got their shots, fresh year tags, and a health inspection. Dehorned a few, cut a few if needed, and updated the herd records. The auditors were tough, but overall compliance was high. 🐄📋
Readiness is an illusion, Begin, Struggle, figure it out, get better. image
Some gave all so the rest of us could wake up free, chase dreams, build farms, raise families, and fly the flag without asking permission. This country was paid for in blood, not hashtags. Remember the fallen. 🇺🇸 image
Deep down, my real passion is owning a ranch. It could take me another 40 years to get there, but God willing, it will
My ‘hired hand’ for the day is making a strong case for bottle baby goats image
The solution? Buy land, buy cattle, and start rebuilding. Millions of small farms and ranches built this country they’re way better for our food supply, our communities, and our independence than relying on a handful of giant operations. image
When I had zero acres, 5 acres was a ranch. When I had 5 acres, 12 acres was a ranch. When I had 12 acres, 60 acres was a ranch. What’s next? image
Finally found the solution. Holidays don’t need to be filled with sugar and cheap China crap. America has been feeding our youth absolute garbage. But the answer is Legos and Pokémon cards. These gifts can last decades. No sugar highs. No fake food dyes. No poisoning our youth. No more pre-diabetes. Not one peep in our house. Not one crappy chocolate bunny. No endless jelly beans image
40 Lessons in 40 Years 1. Complacency KILLS 2. Consistency quietly outperforms intensity 3. Time is your most expensive currency 4. Health compounds faster than money 5. Gas up your wife’s car 6. Comfort kills more dreams than failure 7. Gray hair and wrinkles are gifts 8. Fast food will kill you slowly 9. Energy matters more than motivation 10. Small habits build big outcomes 11. Debt steals future freedom 12. Patience makes wealth look easy 13. Family is the real scoreboard 14. Kids don’t need more things 15. Debt is poison 16. Most people quit too early 17. Read the book “The Dorito Effect” 18. Simple scales, complicated fails 19. Fear shrinks when faced 20. Opportunities hide in hard work 21. Your body keeps score forever 22. stretch daily 23. Listening beats talking 24. Pride is expensive 25. Understand Money 26. Results require sacrifice 27. Luck follows preparation 28. Confidence comes from doing 29. Lift Heavy Stuff you need 💪 mass 30. Systems beat goals 31. Money amplifies who you are 32. Gratitude sharpens perspective 33. Pain teaches faster than comfort 34. Most limits are self-made 35. Discipline = freedom 36. Start before you’re ready 37. Focus beats multitasking 38. Stay mobile and agile 39. Rest is part of the work 40. Keep Moving Forward
Who needs boring family photos when you can become Pokémon? My son and I made AI versions of our whole family, the house is now a Pokémon infestation, he’s yelling about battles, and I’m pretty sure even the goat feels threatened. Absolute chaos. ⚡🐾 image
Plated our home-raised steak. Toddler throws it: “I don’t like steak!” Wife: “What do you like?” Toddler: “KETCHUP!” 🍅💥 image
RIP Chuck Chuck Norris doesn’t do push-ups. He pushes the Earth down. This week we honor the legend with some savage push-up supersets—the real fundamentals of fitness.
13 months into making push-ups a daily habit. 29,725 push-ups done. 30,000 coming soon. Not every day is easy. Some days the body feels heavy. Some days motivation disappears. But consistency wins. Be consistent with your family. Be consistent with your diet. Be consistent with your workouts. The plan is 1,000 days. Not 30. Not 60. Not 90. No magic pill. No magic plan. No magic medicine. Just reps. I’ve tried every workout under the sun. But attempting 100 push-ups every day has given me the best results. Push the body and it grows. Leave it lazy and it falls. Simple. Just show up. 💪 image