It is funny, it's just up to us to handle it in the best fashion that we can.

Truthfully, I'd probably just invest more. I wouldn't invest anything that I couldn't lose but I feel like it presents a pretty good opportunity to build a larger stake in Hive.

Honestly, there's not much to think about because my passion keeps it on my mind. Being completely passionate about my family comes naturally. However, being fully dedicated to other things was a lesson

Good job for making it to the gym and getting that workout in, especially during tough times. That’s no small achievement when times are tough. I also question whether we’re "meant to be happy"

Without getting into a full post, how do I inject passion into my life? For me, it’s about being a husband and father, being present for my family every day, through the highs and lows, the tough lessons,

Okay, I've traveled a bit recently, but you really make me feel like I need to travel a whole lot more!

When I was younger, I used to think Blizzard was a great company. However, as I've learned more, it seems they've always treated their employees poorly. Unfortunately, many games give an advantage to those

Hoarding stresses me out just thinking about it. I can't imagine being surrounded by all that stuff constantly. I'm already overwhelmed with the toys and little bit of clutter in my house from my kids.

I don’t want to judge, but it seems like there’s no shortage of foolish people and poor parenting out there.

You're so close to 100K! You'll reach it in no time, especially if you keep investing in Hive beyond just the rewards! I'm trying to build up a stake her, investing when I can, and powering up all my rewards.

I’m glad your little one is okay and got a good night’s sleep. I don’t know much about ozone generators, but they sound interesting and useful. However, after hearing your story, I definitely won’t be

I think the ideal range would be between 4 and 6 weeks. I'd be okay with a 13-week power-down without a fee and a 4-week power-down that includes some sort of burn.

Honestly, liking your own comment seems tacky to me and feels like an unhealthy way to seek validation. People are free to do what they want, but so are the rest of us. So, if others come through and downvote,

It's something I notice all the time, people get so wrapped up in their jobs that they can't separate themselves from work. I see this a lot with the teachers I know. They spend every extra minute they

My concern is that these unhinged adults will have their own children. Honestly, I can see this affecting many children in the future if the culture doesn’t change. There’s a quote I’ve heard: administrators

No, it’s definitely not all on the school, but I believe the school should put some of the pressure on the parents. My school doesn’t use suspensions because it might inconvenience the parents and upset

I'm glad you don't see it much there! Honestly, you could go through many areas here in the States and not encounter it either. I’ve always worked at Title 1 schools, where most students come from low-income

I’ve seriously thought about it, but my wife’s family is just five minutes away, and mine is only an hour away. We don’t want to move our kids away from their grandparents because they’re so close.

Not every student with emotional issues needs medication, but I’ve worked with many who faced emotional disturbances, and unfortunately, the parents often didn’t help or sometimes even made things worse.

I’d say most schools aren’t like that, but there are enough to make it a real issue. In my experience, I’ve never worked at a school where students faced severe punishment. It was always more about