"Once you have commitment, it takes discipline and hard work to get there ."
-Haile Gebrselassie
In my life I have always conducted myself with a lot of constancy and responsibility in all areas of my life.
Even when it doesn't seem to make sense to go on, I keep going and that has often allowed me to achieve what I hope for. Even though many people tell me, why go on, it's a lost cause.
Perseverance, to keep going step by step towards the goal or objective I have set for myself.
To fight for what I want without rest and with a lot of discipline. Of course I have my moments of doubt, who doesn't? But when that happens I look inside myself and I have that voice that tells me to keep going, you are on the right path, keep going and keep going stronger.
When things don't seem to be going well, I search, I inform myself, I learn. A great learning journey I've had here at Hive, and what I've done here is a reflection of my real life.
Small or big achievements and goals I set myself along the way, just as I have done in real life. This is also real.
Responsibility, maybe too much, I have come to the point of carrying things that did not belong to me in the past. Today I set myself the necessary limits to avoid greater evils. But as far as I am concerned, I impose this constancy on myself, this discipline against all odds.
Seventy for me was an important number, and I reached it yesterday. Today I write this post with great emotion, I achieved the goal I set for myself. Someone once told me that artists are disciplined. I don't know that, I don't know if all artists are, but in my case I love being one.
I have made a commitment and I am faithful and loyal not only to myself but to the commitments I make. Transparency in my being has always been a characteristic and that is what I have shown all this time.
Seventy is a number, but behind it there is a lot of work, perseverance, learning, of which there has been too much. And that commitment I'm talking about.
Of course I always say there is one word that is the most wonderful of all in life: Thank you.
That beautiful group that brought me to Hive, to discover this beautiful world where I can do everything I love, where I enjoy every day. Thank you guys! Thank you 
I have found wonderful people along the way to achieve this goal who have always been there, as I mentioned in my post about my first year at Hive. There are people who seem invisible, but I see them, someone always calls me the all-seeing eye. Not everything, but I see.
Being attentive in that engagement is paramount for me. I really like to do it, that's who I am.
Thanks to 
And thanks to my family, always for the great support, they know that.
When that number came up I looked at it and said, I made it! Now with more strength for the next one. And keep up the good work.
Greetings to all and thanks for reading this far.
Amonet.
All photographs are my own.
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