I want to take this time not just to share my very short experience on Hive but also to encourage Newbies (like myself). In a way, I am also encouraging me.
In the Discord meeting yesterday (which was unfortunately cut short because of internet problems), someone mentioned something that caught my attention.
As a newbie, it won't be easy. Just take it you're interning at a world renowned corp. You need to gain the recognition of your leaders. I loved that the person brought it up because, i felt i was too lucky.
Whenever i scroll through most Newbies post, I see very low upvotes. And i end up reblogging because it breaks my heart. I don't know how but i somehow manage to get good upvotes and i feel maybe i should share with fellow Newbies a few things that may help.
As a newbie, avoid trying to compare your earnings with people who have been here for the longest time. You'd end up doing yourself more harm than good. Don't overthink such things. Also, do not try to compete with fellow Newbies. We should be helping and supporting instead of competing.
If you go through a post and find certain things confusing, make a comment. Ask and reach out to people. This is the most reliable way to get more out of Hive while voicing concerns. Don't suffer in silence, you don't have to be scared of being annoying. On Hive, YOU NEED TO BE ANNOYING!
No one would judge you for being less knowledgeable, not on this space. I have to say a big thank you to all those oldies and uppers here who don't hesitate to lend a hand to a drowning Noob. You guys are the best.
It is better to be a fool for ten minutes than a fool for life. So, don't think, "if i ask now, i may be seen as annoying or desperate or stupid"
Some would just go ahead and google and while that is a fantastic idea, Google does not know who you are. They may end up giving more complicated articles that has you twisting your face in the most comical way. However, over here, they see your passion to learn and they help you.
My mentor said something that brought pride to my heart. He said, when he scrolls through posts and comments and sees my comments, he feels really good. Also 
Just incase you're stuck on how to meet new people, 
Join contests and follow Discord links.
While it is good to take Hive seriously, don't get too serious. Some have subjected themselves to writing about things they have no passion about just because of the earnings. Profit is a must on Hive but what difference does it make when you grumble?
Have fun. I'm not saying you should limit yourself, you can have fun while posting finance or any other thing. It doesn't always have to be hectic. 
I'm almost two months on Hive and i have been blogging daily. My mentor advised me to blog daily for three months so it becomes a habit. I'm not there yet but i can't go a day without writing on this platform.
Be professional. This is a point i just learned recently from my mentor. Don't just post anytime you like. Select a time, for example you may decide that by 8am-10am your blog is up or 12pm-3pm or even 7pm-11pm. This helps people find you easily because they have an idea of when you blog. To get a good grasp on your time frame, know your audience and their time frame. Who are the people following you? What country are they in?
Heh. Don't get comfortable being at one place. You need to grow if you want to give back on this platform. Only profit minded people would be okay with staying put and not exploring. Hive is too big of a world to not explore.
I am almost two months on hive. I have gained about 61 followers which exceeded my expectations and I am about to get to 100HP. Little by little I am growing and learning.
Also, i was whipped bitterly on Splinterland the day before yesterday and
I hope I have atleast contributed more knowledge here. You can join the 
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