Would Have, Could Have, Should Have

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It’s over. It’s done. What is it? The U.S. election.

No matter which way you voted, you have to be extremely happy it’s over. No more annoying political commercials and pesky flyers cramming the mailbox. Under 50% of the voters are unhappy and over 50% of voters are happy. And here we are. But enough. Let’s look back and kick ourselves in the b*** for what could have been.

Let’s begin with bitcoin. It’s all over the news right now as it rockets above $88K. That’s right, $88 thousand dollars per “coin.” It may well be higher before I finish, or…..not. Well, there has been fifteen years to jump on board and would have if “people” didn’t say it was a scam. I could have if I had listened to myself and, damn it, should have. But before the election, there was a huge swell of chatter on legitimizing/loosening regulation on digital assets. Was that another should have? (Listen to this week’s Al and Ivy (AI) Podcast for more insight)

Another “would have, could have, should have” thing? Knowing what we know now, it is obvious we “would have” turned off the news, “could have” grabbed the clicker for the TV (or your iPhone) and “should have” tuned out the media. We all “should have” known that media bias is truly out of control. Now we do.

It’s now very obvious that there are many Democrats that “would have, could have and should have” done things a lot differently. But that sure holds true even in football. Think the NY Jets.

With 2025 fast approaching, it might be time to look ahead to endless opportunities that may surface.

Don’t be a “would have, could have should have” type. Lots of of very positive changes are coming. Get ready and be prepared to take advantage of them…..or a least a few of them.