For those of you who aren’t sure what to do? We are in a bull year cycle which follows the Bitcoin halving year (last year). This is an opportunity year. We are in the same year as 2017 where Eth was about $8.36 on January 1st 2017 and went all the way to $400.54 on June 12th and ultimately to about $1440 (ETH) on January 14th 2018 which ended the bull cycle. Yes, there will be corrections along the way but not like 2018 after the all time high. When the price of Eth goes up fast a correction is healthy and allows more investors to jump in and build it higher. Corrections are something to understand and respect.
Think about simply investing more during each correction this year. If you sell, you will most likely regret it by the time this year is over. We are 12 months away from the end of this bull cycle. This bull cycle has already happened like clock work two times after Bitcoin halvings 1 and 2. This 3rd Bitcoin halving bull cycle is right on track based on 2020.
The overall crypto market cap is going to pass 1 trillion soon and keep on going. Believe in what your getting into.
Join Forsage now so you don’t miss out! It will continue to skyrocket just like #Bitcoin has….
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Jessica McCallister began her career at the University of New England in 2011 as a Master Online Instructor for the Master of Social Work program. Jessica has also been serving the University of Utah since 2015, teaching both in the bachelor and master of social work programs. In 2018 she started work as a full-time Assistant Professor of Social Work at Brandman University (May of 2018 through March 2020). She completed her Master of Social Work degree at Walla Walla University and her undergraduate studies at the University of Phoenix in Human Services Management. Jessica has also recently received new teaching assignments with Yeshiva University, as well, starting in 2020.
Jessica McCallister has taught in both undergraduate and graduate courses in social work programming for many years. She has served as a subject matter expert and course author for a variety of social work courses since 2011. Jessica has also developed and facilitated Supplemental Instruction for MSW research and statistics courses and provides MSW supervision for students in generalist and advanced field placements. As an additional contribution to the world around her, Jessica maintains a podcast at www.socialworkprofessor.com to discuss various topics for university students, or anyone, to listen to. She often updates her podcast and adds different lectures, talks, and discussions in her cast.
Jessica McCallister completed her master theses with Walla Walla University in 2010 titled Autism Related Services and Supports in Umatilla County. Her award-winning master theses were designed as a needs assessment of community supports and services across her county. Jessica served as the Autism Society of Oregon’s representative in 2008-2010 and continues to attend local events geared towards supporting and empowering families of special needs children. She has experience conducting participatory action research, qualitative research, quantitative research and has conducted formative, summative, and developmental evaluations. She has also contributed to grant writing projects. Jessica has served on a local housing collaborative in Eastern Oregon aimed at improving access to housing resources to homelessness in rural communities. Also, she enjoys conducting book reviews for journals such as the New Social Worker and the Families in Society Journal and participates in peer-reviewing articles for publication for a university press in Indiana.
Jessica McCallister has professional experience as a clinical service provider for the Oregon Department of Human Services Child Welfare program. While at the Department, Jessica conducted clinical assessments, provided in-home therapeutic counseling, conducted crisis outreach, and prepared court documentation and participated in court testimony on behalf of the Department. Additionally, Jessica has been formally trained by Conscious Discipline in trauma-informed parenting practices, has extensive knowledge of child welfare state and federal policy and has also contributed to the development of state procurement services contracts.
Jessica continues to enjoy rural living, located in Union, Oregon - just her and her dog, Hunter enjoy walks and playing in the park just next to her home.
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