You came on Hive to blog as the prime objective rather than earn, and I think that makes hugh difference to your mentality and relationship with Hive. The earning became a bonus which I know you've said in the past was a life saver during COVID. Imagine if you had been withdrawing all the time since you started, you'd have little or none in your kitty during the crisis. And that's the trap many newbies have got themselves into nowadays. They have no long term vision or sentiment with Hive. They will never achieve what you've done on Hive ❤️
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That's a good point. Healthy incentivizes encourage people to maintain and develop Hive, but there also has to be a healthy community of people enjoying creating and sharing content with each other. That sort of content and spirit isn't fully compatible with the attempt to quickly extract value from something.
Thank you dear LUT❤️
I've been immensely blessed meeting very special souls here. You've been a wonderful role model, encouraging in all spheres, especially these past 18 months.
People are so conditioned to expect instant gratification.
As in real life, one has to work at achieving success, and have the mindset of ploughing back, not reaping all the time.
Hive has been the perfect base to blog my heart out, the earnings are an absolute bonus, a little nest egg, that I try not to dip in.
Will draw some for a trip one of these days, but both my sons also know where to find my keys when I'm no longer around😉