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Why is so hard to Entrepreneur for Women "My mama told me when I was young, w e are all born superstars"  by Lady Gaga in Born this Way .  When I listened it music, I understood that when you have a big dream you need to work hard. Probably many  women have the same  opinion.  Well let me introduce myself, my name is Dayana Oliveira and I am from Brazil. I was born only child. My parents always teach me "H ow I could become independent?" , basically is a big challenge and for my long life I tried to learn mean things about it.  But I always make a simple question for myself ,it  this is true that just women work hard? Can be! Most part the women work hard that many men to  reconcile professional fulfilment, maternity and other achievements. But this is all?  I don't know yet, but I this is one of the few I can describe in this short article. I decided to do a search with around 30 people (just women) for explain "Why I  I quic

There is no such standard currency which is valid globally, in order to remove this barrier the concept of cryptocurrency or digital currency is introduced which is valid globally and can be used for transactions all over the world. Let Us See Such One : Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks; managing transactions and the issuing of bitcoins is carried out collectively by the network.  Bitcoin is open-source; its design is public, nobody owns or controls Bitcoin and everyone can take part . Through many of its unique properties, Bitcoin allows exciting uses that could not be covered by any previous payment system. How it works?? Balances  - block chain The block chain is a  shared public ledger  on which the entire Bitcoin network relies. All confirmed transactions are included in the block chain. This way, Bitcoin wallets can calculate their spendable balance and new transactions can be verified to be spending bitcoins tha

‘ Brave ‘ a new browser with a unique take on the ad-blocking problem launched in public beta today. Co-Founded by former Mozilla CEO, Brendan Eich, the browser encourages users to reward their favorite sites by making small deposits and anonymously sending Bitcoin-based tips to publishers, a solution that could provide middle ground on both sides of the ad-blocking debate. The debate hinges on two key points — revenue and user experience. Publishers rely on ad impressions in order to pay server costs, employees and to fund good journalism. Web users want fast-loading sites, uninterrupted viewing experiences and advertising that’s less over-the-top than what a good chunk of sites are offering. Both sides have valid arguments. Over a long enough timeline, however, everyone loses. Browsing the Web ad-free obviously offers a much better experience, but it’s also shuttering your favorite websites en masse, or forcing them to change direction to facilitate cheap clicks du

According to The Next Web  Facebook plans to launch a new feature long live broadcasts service, where this new feature to take shape in the possibility of the live broadcast and live between two people, said the site that morning been updated with a reliable source from the company was brief us on a lot of information on this matter, will begin the preliminary phase of this feature next Monday after less than two days, part of this feature have been announced in the past month of June.  The source noted that it will be first available public figures through Facebook Mentions on iOS owners blue markers or through the account system, as well as for undocumented user will be available to them first in the United States in September next feature, and by October or November will reach marks this feature business all over the world, that also is provided in this period of personal accounts.  The Web site quoted the spokesman of the news via Visok company itself, has not added any inform