Here I am thinking after all these years, studying it as best I can, finding things that seem out of place or dysfunctional... thinking I could contribute to improving the place as a result. Is it time to just laugh at myself and give up?
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nah, you could make a difference here. It’s always impossible to measure the difference you are making but I see my footprint at hive and it’s not massive but it’s not insignificant at least
When I'd post, I'd be able to deliver a message in a way that got people thinking, so they say. That approach came with a stigma attached, where the message is also lost, because some think you're just saying it for personal gain.
I fell flat on my face every time I tried to make a difference. Eventually I started trying to be everything I wanted to be and do everything I wanted to do to the extent that my reality would allow regardless of outcome. And it seems this had a much bigger on the world around me as well. Hive lessons applied to life
I can relate to that. There was a time I put life aside, went all in on me but only for the future. All I got was tired. lol I just laugh.
No you can improve things, just focus on supporting your community everything else will take care of itself.
It just seems like some of the solutions are simple enough and would contribute to more finding success rather than failing/struggling so often, then leaving. Similar to talking to a wall though it seems. Thanks for the advice.