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Great question, hard to narrow down the best resources. For books, I would start with "The Price of Tomorrow" by Jeff Booth for an interesting primer, and then go to "Broken Money" by Lyn Alden for a deep dive. People will also cite "The Bitcoin Standard", which is good but I find the author a bit annoying at moments. For podcasts, it's hard to beat their early episodes of the "What is Money" show by Robert Breedlove. Especially the Saylor series, which was Saylors start as the main thinker in the space (and now the main holder). There is also a hour-long [interview between Saylor and Tucker Carlson](https://youtu.be/wdJFeSY8UVk?si=ZQD_nYtiHCHzVFCs) that is good. I don't love TC, but he does a great job interviewing here. And this right here, is the [single most interesting BTC video](https://youtu.be/RgBvr6InEpk?si=NOuIANLRKP7RG9eg) video I've ever seen. Good luck, and have fun. Feel free to send me any questions!
Meanwhile the past 3 months 
*Come on baby ride it! Come ride it!* *Come baby ride the choo choo train!!!* https://youtu.be/cPz16LHTtpo?si=qyo6fS2E00RG6uXJ
Just launched $RG – Relax Guyyyy 🇺🇸🦅🟠
Or.... Put everything you have into bitcoin every time you have it. I leave 50 bucks in my account for gas and whatever, then go enjoy the things I already own. You remember when you didn't have that cool thing you have right now? And then you got it? An Ibanez RG Prestige in my case, (it's a fancy Japanese guitar for the normies) Well what about the NEW fancy shmancy one with gold and chrome? To that I say *cool, what about it?*
