Since I started to venture into the world of digital currencies, my mind has expanded much more, letting me see things that I did not know, and also without counting the things I have learned, I must mention that it is 80% easier compared to my previous job, all day to be killing me in a job where many times I was humiliated by more than one person, and I have to admit that.
But then I got to know blockchains and since that day I got more into this cryptocurrencies topic, yes I have been doing very well, even better than in the job I left to take this one. But above all, I am my own boss, I was able to create my own schedule, and I only have to be in front of the computer for a few hours.
At the beginning I did have a hard time, especially with the markdown style and commands, with the quotes and fonts. But when I finally learned how to manipulate all this, I said to myself: "Waoo, that's easy! Today I already know how to manipulate many parts of the hive platform, but nevertheless I think I still have a lot to learn.
It's been almost 7-8 months since I created my account, and it's the first time I feel so inspired writing about cryptocurrencies. Some of my friends tell me how easy it looks!!!! But I would like to see them from morning till night glued to a computer, with red eyes and tired eyes.
It's a job that implies responsibility, not everyone can do it, and this goes for young people! Many prefer to be on the street or checking their cell phone, and even in the vagrancy, but only those who want to propose something in life, think clearly about things.
It makes me a little curious to know what I can do in a couple of years, maybe I will be a much more experienced person, and also help other people to join this world, so that like each one of us learn this tool, I would like to be an example for someone else.
In the meantime I have to keep learning, I am at the point where little by little I will start to level up, and I assure you that. Just wait to see what I can do, and the goals I will set for myself are another level, after all, I have to think big.
