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RE: The curation floor and moving more

in LeoFinance3 years ago

I joined this platform almost exactly at the same time you did. About 4 years ago, just a few months later than you did.

But I have never been consistent here, and you were. That shows in the results. You are a top author on hive, and no one knows about me.

When I joined in 2017, I was active for 3-4 months. And got good results.

The only problem was I couldn't see long term. So, I stopped writing, being active here.
I don't regret not having a big stake on hive(although I would want to), as I have gained and lost big amounts in crypto trading and investing in shitcoins. So, I know you can never get it always your way.

What I regret more is not being consistent in writing. Being a non native english speaker, I couldn't write one post in 2017. Last year, I was active for 3 or more months, I was able to write 90+ posts. And writing became easier for me.

This year, I have written a few more posts, and they are coming better.
They might be still trash, unclear and unconnected ideas from other's perspective, but quite better in comparison of my performance when I first started here.

The idea that being active here not only gives you an opportunity to make money but to grow in other area as well is what I missed to grasp.

I have made many friends here, who are completely different, think differently as compared to IRL friends.

Being consistent for 90 days alone was a remarkable memory for me. Something I haven't done before on an online platform(pushing myself when no one asked me or expected me to do). And I could only imagine what you would feel being consistent and putting so much work for 4+ years.

Maybe seeing short term was in my learning curve. So, this time, I will focus on long term. And hope to be consistent for a few years🙂

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When I joined in 2017, I was active for 3-4 months. And got good results.

Yes.

The only problem was I couldn't see long term. So, I stopped writing, being active here.

It is amazing how many times in life we stop doing what is working for us.

The idea that being active here not only gives you an opportunity to make money but to grow in other area as well is what I missed to grasp.

We aren't well suited to bigger picture, especially when we have immediate wants and needs to satisfy. We sell ourselves out more often than having opportunity taken away from us, yet people so often feel the victim of the world.

That's so true😄