My Introduction - Algoquant [ESP-ENG]

I also want to explain in future posts, the kind of weird out of the box thinking person I am, because during my childhood I was always trying to force myself to think out of the box to solve problems. Life is a big bunch of problems that our souls come to face as a test in order to solve or at least partially work out these problems we encounter.

My religion is "The Force", yes pretty much like in the Star Wars Movie, I believe in that cosmological energy that permeates us all and comes from within all of us, thus, we just need to "feel the force inside us". While others believe in Gods, I feel God as an "energy" that is inside us all since we were born, or even before we were born. Kind of like we are all little Gods inside and come to this world with the challenge to express this into our universe. Ok, I am sounding like a new age promoter or something, but I tend not to talk much about my religion and respect the religion of others and even like to learn from them.

I was born in a hard working family, but I never had any scarcity at all. My parents provided me for basic necessities and all educational needs were covered without problems. I never liked school, and my mother forced me by begging me to finish my university studies. I ended up graduating as a Systems Engineer, after dropping out at Electronics Engineering. The reason I didn't like school is because it is "so standard". They teach you to memorize and solve problems without rewards.
I tend to be a rewards kind of person. If I do something, is because I plan to receive a reward at the end. The bigger the reward is, the more I will study, turn my brain gears and investigate in order to find a way to reap the benefits of that reward.

During the pandemic and lockdown periods, I spent that time learning electronics, even though I already knew the basics since I was a kid. But this electronics crash course I imposed on myself during lockdown, implied that I had to disassemble whatever electronic stuff I could find in the house and try to fix it and study how they worked overall. So, with the help of Youtube and the internet I managed to reach a point where I could quickly fix and diagnose simple electronic household items. From lithium battery chargers, to computer motherboards, I diligently digested a lot of internet videos related on that topic of fixing things.

Those above skills are not the only ones. I tend to also be philosophical and start to talk and reason about the meaning of life, money, work, lifestyle and so many other complex behavioral problems that I am still trying to get together. You can't fix these things with technical knowledge, it needs emotional knowledge.

Another skill I could mention is writing skills, while young, I used to write emotional stories and often sad ending stories that left you wondering why you came to this world to experience them in the first place. Now, don't think I have emotional problems or that I have a bipolar disorder diagnosis, it is just that I needed to behave like that in order to perform better and more realistically during my writings.

Admittedly, I have problems with hoarding. Yes, hoarding stuff and not being able to let things go....go to the trash. By the way I see things out of the box, I tend to see items I throw away as a many and not as a whole. I will have to elaborate more on this in my future posts and I hope you all get to enjoy how I see the world under a different spectrum.

Finally, I have another skill called financial skill that I plan to develop here by writing articles. Are you making the connections? A hoarder with financial skills?

My Goals with Hive

Since I decided to start posting on Hive, my plan is to write articles that reflect my opinions and thoughts covering a broad range of topics in order to establish a good reputation for providing content that engage and make my readers feel like wanting to comment back.
Later, once I get a good hang at posting and earning enough HP, I plan to also contribute in upvoting, answering comments, and even delegate HP to support curators I consider will focus on helping newcomers to Hive.
I see Hive as a way to diversify my assets in crypto and at the same time make me learn from others and share experiences with similar hivers.

My Goals in Life

I have fallen in love with the concept of taking your source of income and job along with you wherever you go and be able to work remotely without having to commute.
My other work is to master algorithmic trading of financial markets, so I can just focus on designing trading systems and make sure that they are generating a stable stream of income by trading a portfolio of non correlated systems on non correlated markets as well.
Electronics, hardware hacking, writing and all I mentioned in above first paragraphs are just my hobbies, I never intended to derive any income from those for which I consider pastimes.