Humans usually tend to be sociable as all of us started our lives with a family or mother at least, and we start to see and meet new people some who will leave a good memory for us and others will teach us a lesson, but most importantly we need those people because without them we won't be able to learn anything new, neither get supported in doing anything.

Since the books were invented it got easier for many to pretend that they are with people, learning from them or keeping company, and as life evolved and the years pass, the network came and brought many different ways to communicate with people just from your home and without having to go out at all, but some would just choose to meet new people in real life as they prefer. Now since COVID-19 started we all were forced to stay more than ever in our homes, so the sociable trait in us is telling us that we need to meet new people, so some started using social media more, others through gaming, and many different ways. For me, I chose Steemit and Hive to meet you all.

Since the day I came here, I saw different types of people, people sharing ideas, thoughts, and information, These types of people I couldn't always find in real life, and for sure since I met them, their thoughts changed me in some way or another. From the day I joined, I'm used to getting my daily positive energy from reading the community posts, or reminders of many things that can make my life better, or even going into a healthy discussion with different people about different things, or even about cryptos that I barely had any idea about, but the posts helped me learn more and more about it.

In conclusion

I would love to say that anyone who shares something no matter what it was, a life experience, crypto-related, tips, or any other thing is really doing much, not only for himself/herself by earning from the platforms but by encouraging and helping others with their posts even if they didn't mean it at the first place.

These platforms aren't only about gaining, but it is also about sharing. Thanks for reading, until next time.