Subject: I Really Like Big Buts

You see, when someone has a big but, that just tells me that they are interested in what is being proposed BUT they just need more information or, they are finding part of it or even all of it, a little confusing or maybe strange to them.

Think of it like this. A good friend of yours talks to you about a wonderful investment opportunity he came across and is doing but it involves investing in рубль (that's rubles or roubles in Russian).

That there is how a big but develops. And that big but can get in the way. Nobody likes big buts when they get in the way. But they are, like all obstacles, just obstacles and they can be overcome, circumnavigated and eased aside.

That might put you off unless you were a confident trader and exchanger of currencies and didn't have a big old fear of getting screwed by Russians. All things unfamiliar give us fear and doubt, it's natural.  

A famous French psychologist, Claude Bernard said "Man can learn nothing except by going from the known to the unknown". I can't argue with that statement and through my own experience alone, I know that to be 100% accurate.

Here's the thing butter's: 

There are several reasons why I love the Inpersona Vyvo business I am committed to and I fully understand why there are some big buts invovled in this. The strange thing is that, once it is understood, it is the epitome of simple. So, I thought I'd address some of those big buts.

First though, here's the page with the info if you want to just get on over there and ignore my ramblings and you've had enough of all this "but" talk. And, well, the page itself can be a bit of a but killer...


Before I start rambling, for those that have joined using my code but have not set up yet (something I find staggering). I have now produced 9 set up videos (they are all short) that should get anyone in without hitches. Click the link above to see them.

Why on earth would anyone take the car out of the garage, get it ready for a trip and then not take the trip? Might as well have left it in the garage until you needed it. I just don't get some people.

The buts (well some of them):

"I really love the idea of earning money just by wearing something on my wrist BUT I think it all sounds really complicated"

Well it isn't complicated and I just made some new resources that make it even easier to get involved. Once you are set up, (and I bend over backwards to help you get there), it is as complicated as wearing a watch. If you know how to wear a watch you can make an income.

"It sounds good BUT I don't like the idea of getting into crypto"

This works because of the magic of blockchain, smart contracts, NFT's and "out there" Star Trek style coding. I don't understand how any of that works. But it works. And if you want to use the blockchain to make your magic happen, it needs some form of cryptocurrency as fuel. In this case it is something called VSC.

We all know what a Euro is now, but a euro was only invented (went into circulation) in 1999. It was treated with much superstition when it went into circulation. We might not like them Euros but we understand them now because we've got used to them. Read Claude Bernard's words of wisdom again.

If you ignore the word cryptocurrency and think about what you end up getting to spend in instead, all is simple. Vyvo thought of everything so, along with your Helo wrist device, you also get a plastic debit card. 

Over time, when you've accumulated enough cash from the device wearing, you can use that card in shops. Spending in £ sterling, Euros, whatever your native currency is, so do not be afraid. VSC is nothing more than a currency that they must use to access the blockchain that makes it all happen.

"The idea is great BUT I don't know how to get the crypto to buy in to begin with and I don't know if I can be bothered to learn."

So here's a revolutionary idea: Don't bother with crypto. Just make your purchase using a debit or credit card instead. YES, you can do that. Like I said, Vyvo thought of everything.

"I like the idea BUT I don't know if I want to take a risk on this. I've heard that all of these crypto projects are really risky."

Well you are not completely wrong, many, perhaps most crypto-based businesses are very high risk so the secret is to come up with a business that uses the technology but relies on other factors to build the business and help people to earn from the business.   

For example, have real products that people want to buy ☑️

Build the business in a market that is growing massively, like, health and wellness ☑️

Use the most modern technology to get people earning and make what your end product is (data) attractive to a big buying market of health and wellness institutions and companies. ☑️

Develop a business that people will want to share with others by paying them to produce the core product (data) and to spread the word. ☑️

Instead of sitting on their laurels and stopping with the one highly profitable product, keep developing other smart products that people want moving forward. ☑️

Open your app up to other devices that you did not develop like, I don't know, say Apple Smart Watches. ☑️

I could go on and produce a list that is three times as long, but the principle here is that Inpersona Vyvo have thought of everything.

More buts, I like buts:

"It's clearly amazing what they can do now BUT what if I don't like the idea of having my body monitored by this device"?

Well, ignore it and just do it for the money. Go introduce others to what you are doing and make some more money by helping Vyvo to grow the business. Oh and it does monitor sporting activity too (I use that all the time) - hmm, well, I have looked at it once or twice.

"I like it BUT, what if the value of the VSC coin you get paid in doesn't increase"

That's a possibility always worth considering. I guess the best counter to not getting an increase in value is to keep getting an increase in the number of the assets you own. So, if you could earn them daily from your wrist device, wouldn't that counter the value not growing?

That said, if ever there was a formula for pushing a price up in the long run, Vyvo have worked that out. Everything they do is designed to make the value increase. It's already increased 3.5 times what it was when I joined. The price goes up and down of course, because people take profit, but as long as the long-term trajectory is up, we are happy.

"It sounds good BUT, I've heard that the Government are clamping down on crypto so how does it affect this"?

The Government, governments around the world, have been clamping down on crypto since Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the world to bitcoin in 2008. Do you see the crypto markets and crypto user numbers getting smaller? 

Besides, Helohealth is a company that produces health and wellness products. Vyvo is a company that introduced an app linked to blockchain that connects to these wrist devices. What's to clamp down on?

I could keep talking about buts all day but, well, I've got work to do.

Go take a look at the information and then, if your but has got in the way, ask me questions and I will see if we can get it out of the way. 


All the best

John

* The daily dollar value of what you can earn just from your own wrist is going to be affected by the value of the VSC coin and the number of coins you receive daily. There are no income claims here. All I have is my personal experience on the business and it has been a brilliant experience.

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