Welcome back to my weekly post. Week #7. And as usual, there's always a surprise every week. And that's because a few days ago we witnessed a great pump in the Hive token's value that even propelled the Steem token's value. Of course, everything that goes up has to come down, but I'm sure it's been a long time since we've seen exciting things like this. Every week we have something new and if we're sure of anything, I don't think it's possible to get bored with so many things going on worldwide.

Continuing with every week's initiative, I take the opportunity to mention 3 posts that caught my attention this week.

The first post I want to mention is the one from @frederickbangs

@frederickbangs shows us that it's important to recognize why we say yes or say no. And how not being able to say no influences our business. In particular, I am not in business, yet I am one of those people who find it hard to say no. Many times I get stressed out about saying yes, but sometimes I think I'm missing out on great opportunities by saying no. What do you think?

@unbiasedwriter tells us about something I had no idea Facebook did. It's one thing for Facebook to know everything you do on its platform, but outside of it too? Speaking of conspiracy theories. This is really new to me. What do you guys think? Could Facebook use this information to manipulate us? Maybe even decide our future? Now I know where the machines will get information about us when they rise up and come against us! Am I overreacting?

Maybe that's why the creator of Facebook wants to create his own cryptocurrency, Libra. What happened to that? Does anyone know anything about it? (Did I write the word “Facebook” too much?)

@ireti talks about how philosophy can also help us in business. And what better philosophy than that of the great Greek characters. Obviously, only companies that really want to improve, evolve, and have a great vision can use this wisdom. Even if you don't have a business, it's worth taking a look at these philosophical principles.

Don't forget to leave a comment on any of the posts I’ve mentioned, if you like. Remember how nice it feels to be commented on, it's a way of showing that we are heard and appreciated or rejected, in one way or another it's nice to interact.

A big greeting to these three content creators, I thank them very much for sharing with us into the Project.Hope community