RE: $200 Monthly Investing Plan Brought to You by Hive Blockchain
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Perhaps I can rephrase. I haven't read many posts that have stuck with me for years. One of yours, of course, does - the one about napkins being underneath the food product, as it happened to us :P
The news that @lauralemons was no longer on Earth with us was another such post.
Several of the conversations I've had with @strega.azure were things that I liked, and liked a lot.
I have had my own issues with consistency on HIVE. I've had periods where I've worked hard, and others where I've just posted replays of my twitch streams. As I've aged the projection of myself and the value that my vanity (what little of it it there is) - comes to realise that I am more satisfied (and better able) to sleep at night, If I commit the most amount effort I can to everything I do.
That doesn't stop me from being shit, though :P
Haha, yeah I'm permanently scarred by the under-food napkin thing.
I think, and this is what I've done, the way forward is to make Hive fun not a job. I write and post for myself and if people don't like it, or if they do, doesn't diminish or augment my enjoyment of having written the post. Sure, I like it when people engage and get involved with my posts but it's the writing of it that matters to me...after I click post the rest is up to others.
Me too! I do this for me. I write my tirades and ramblings because it helps me cope with existing. Sometimes I try to make it profound. Other times, I do it to help me understand.
Interaction with others is also a reason I do it, because I want to seek feedback on said ramblings or self-doubts. (I've decided that I want to write an anthology of the short story ideas floating in my head) - and if its good, great, but am I expecting a movie deal and a book deal?
But is it okay for it to be an ambition? For me?
But the only way I'll ever get close is by doing the hard work :)
Also, I noticed that probably about ten minutes ago you surpassed 105k comments / posts on HIVE. Comparison is the thief of joy, but at a mere 11k myself, I can confidently say that you've gotten almost 10x more enjoyment out of hive than me :P
Releasing the "job" that many make Hive is the way to go for sure, brings a lot more enjoyment. It relieves the pressure that can build (similar to having a wank) and things just happen more easily.
I've done 105,000 comments? That's a lot I guess, but it's another enjoyment factor just like we're doing here...engaging. Of course, it's easier that we've met personally but I have some really great relationships and I think that's another element that's pivotal to an enjoyable experience here. Genuine relationshipa.
Integrity helps. You've got it in droves.
Grazie mille.
This is the longest discussion thread that I have ever had on one of my posts :) And yes writing about what I like and am interested in helps me stay consistent. If I approached it from the "Its a job" mindset I would not have lasted a month :)
Indeed, it's worked for me.