Is Your OODA Loop Broken?

What do a world-class wedding cake and Bitcoin have in common?

🧁 Cake International is the world’s premier baking competition. Think of it as the Olympics of cake artistry. The sculptures are jaw-dropping. Life-size figures. Architectural towers. Intricate sugar flowers that look more real than the real thing.

Here’s the kicker:
80–90% of the ingredients used in these winning cakes are the same across every entry.

→ Flour. Sugar. Eggs. Butter. Milk. Vanilla.

It’s not about rare ingredients — it’s about how they’re assembled. The winner didn’t invent new materials. They reimagined the possibilities of common ones.

They didn’t make a better grocery list.
They made a better cake.

🥁 Now here’s the punchline…
That’s exactly what Satoshi Nakamoto did with Bitcoin.

Every ingredient had been around for years:
Hashing. Proof-of-work. Digital signatures. Timestamping.

But no one had combined them quite like he did — into a self-sustaining, decentralized monetary network.

Bitcoin was less of an invention and more of a brilliant recipe.
And yet…

💥 When financial advisors are asked about Bitcoin, the most common responses are dismissive:
❌ “It’s not real.”
❌ “It’s too new.”
❌ “It’s unproven.”

To a Bitcoin multi-millionaire, those words sound as foolish as saying Cake International is “just a bake sale.”

🎯 My call to action to financial advisors:
Master the topic before you open your mouth.
Michael Saylor says it takes 100 hours just to understand Bitcoin’s fundamentals.

If you haven’t done the work, say nothing.

Better silence than confirming your ignorance to a client who knows more than you do.

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