Hello to the World of Steemit, I’m Nick, here is an intro of my vision into real money

Hello, I’m Nick. I would like to introduce myself to the team. My username originates from my time living in Florida where I was fascinated as to how thunderstorms would start to form on a cloudless beach, and then roll inland, with veracious thunder and blinding rain.

I currently live and work in the wonderful city of Dubai in the Untied Arab Emirates. I have lived on or near the beach for most of my life. Through work, I was able to live on the Italian Coast of the Ionic Sea to spend summers swimming and snorkeling in the crystal clear water of the Mediterranean. I have a unique opportunity to travel to many places in this world and will on occasion post some photos from these trips.

I would like to share opportunities that I find to live in other parts of the world, that are much less expensive, where you can visit and think about relocating. Life is to short to be working until the very end.

My main focus will be on the world economy, the role of central banks printing unlimited quantities of fiat currency, and the role of real money, gold & silver. The coordinated efforts to create bubbles in stock markets, real estate, and now crypto-currancies, will allow for opportunities to transfer wealth to those that have a vision to see the big picture. Money should be limited and backed by tangible assets to be of value, both as a store of wealth and a currency to be used for daily transactions.

I will be reaching out to those topics which highlight opportunities to create multiple streams of income, to have money working for you, not for you to be working for money.

Hope to connect to blogs which share these visions and network with people from all over this world to open my world to views and different prospective of life to enrich both you and I.

Thanks for spending a minute of your time to introduce my vision to the Steemit community.

"Gold is the money of kings, silver is the money of gentlemen, barter is the money of peasants, but debt is the money of slaves."