The "STEEM" Climb is Real...

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Shall I reveal the one thing that'll allow you to unlock the most out of your STEEM journey? Or rather, what mindset is almost a requirement? Depression. Yes, that's right. You gotta fell pissed. And by that, I'm talking about your first instinct whenever you take a peak inside your wallet. If you think to yourself there's still a shit load more work to be done, you're doing great. If you're content and happy with what you see, get ready to be powering down sometime in the near future.

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Just like anything in life, the state of perception in terms of where you are in life, plays a huge part in dictating your following actions. I've been one to be overt jubilation with what I achieve. Possibly being my own worst enemy, I'm very open to criticism, under the light of constructive context. This has two sides to it. One is that I rarely ever get the feeling of "elation" having overcome a significant challenge or obstacle in my life. I guess that kinda sucks. But the other is that I always use hindsight as a means to analyze how I could have improved upon that personal victory, what ever it may be. The same goes for my sentiments regarding STEEM right now.

Looking at the charts and especially over the longer term, I can clearly see a massive opportunity on the horizon. That being, to accumulate more STEEM and add to the stash I already hold. Some may say I have a decent amount, but I flatly refuse to acknowledge this from my standpoint. I don't want to "find that comfort zone" with even the slightest hint of my personal crypto journey possibility coming to an end. Not for the time being, anyway. Now is the time to be scooping up every last bit of STEEM you can find (or crypto in general, for that matter) until prices blast off to a point that it no longer seems feasible to pursue anymore. That makes a lot of sense to me and my future self. He's probably keeping his fingers crossed that I don't mess things up for him, lol.

But yeah. Make no mistake. "The climb" is real. Even if this particular mountain has no summit to strive for. I love Splinterlands and believe I'm fairly well invested. I also see a lot of potential benefits in hording DEC tokens for now as I find they are already proving a nightmare to earn through playing. You can put that down to a combination of my lame ass card skills as well as the flood of new and experienced players, entering the arena. So I purchased a good few DEC and will wait to see how things pan out. But again, I still feel I haven't capitalized as best as I could have when prices were more lower, as little as just a week ago.

There are a plethora of opportunities in the crypto space, literally at this very minute. You just gotta act on them or forever hold your peace. Never sit back and contemplate how great your portfolio is. Not until the fat lady sings, so to speak. Is it greed? Well, if it is, the channeling of that emotion couldn't be in a more positive manner. Maximize on the present. Reap the rewards in the future... And learn from the past! Best wishes to you all and good luck out there, my Steemian peepz. :)

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