Last week I posted about experimenting with something I feel like we don't have enough of on Hive: consumer rewards. Some of you may remember the non-profit project @commentrewarder myself and @hivetrending

Look, I've spent enough of my life hauling gear through customs lines and stumbling, jet-lagged, down narrow foreign streets to know a few things. One of them is this: most of what we own today is garbage.

Morale has been at an all time low here on Hive lately and I realize when token prices and engagement are low it’s sometimes tough to muster enthusiasm. But recently I had a wake up call that had a way

Hivefest goes community organized. Can we make this happen?

As members of the National Trust we can visit any of their properties without paying, so we will look out for more to make the most of our annual subscription. Whilst up in the North East we went to check

Your energy is the most precious commodity in the universe. Your life force defines how you navigate this third-dimensional plane. Therefore, deciding to play life’s energy roulette wisely is of utmost

The manuscript for my upcoming book, Walking With The Muse has officially been handed off to the book designer today! These past few weeks have been wonderfully tiring. It’s been a joy sifting through

Crypto is looking like it is about to bust out, and the stars agree. So, have a plan of what to do when you become crypto rich

I couldn't be more happy with the progress I'm making on my new book, Walking with the Muse. This week has felt a little like time-traveling. As I've been combing through almost thirty years of

In sickness, or in health?

I was thinking the other day about how irrational and quirky us humans can be sometimes. This can be both endearing and/or frustrating, depending on the specific situation. Sometimes we can’t even explain

During a recent roadtrip it dawned on me that my passport was set to expire next year. Considering the reports of long backlogs for US passport renewals there was no way I was going to risk being grounded.

It’s strange how quickly certain aspects of life fall into place once you make up your mind and state your intention. Here I am just about a week-and-a-half after deciding to publish another book and I’m

When I was in the eighth grade my social studies teacher told me I was going to fail because I didn't have a notebook. He was unprepared for my response. I couldn't breathe. Everything around me disappeared.

Just to proof that I haven't forgotten about sharing my watch collection, this is my proof of start. I started writing about my watch collection at the beginning of the month, and typically this is how

How can it have been eleven days since my last post? We have a lot to catch up on since I last wrote. First of all, over the last week-and-a-half we took the Model Y on another road trip down to Ohio to

It's worth mentioning this is not a comment on the extremely dire situation HIVE is currently in. I have neither the financial, nor the tech savvy to comment on it, so would rather not to. Although I see

A necessary introduction Going out into nature in search of a rare and beautiful rock is, in itself, an act of discovery. Among so many possibilities, few pieces surprise as much as the one I will present

Prior to 2016, if you would have told me a relatively niche, decentralized social media platform that paid in cryptocurrency would have been the key to making my dreams come true I would have told you

A central question in the film, Loving Vincent is, did Vincent van Gogh kill himself? However, the mystery of van Gogh's death is not the heart of the movie. The character who serves as the antagonist