We met the instructors, TAs, and some other staff. Then we went one-by-one and introduced ourselves. Of course, that's the sort of thing that terrifies me, but I stumbled my way through it. I said something about how I like to play music and pointed to the guitars on my wall and mentioned that I have made some websites and whatnot before, but I want to just get a bunch of learning in all at once.
I was a little nervous before today for some reason, but it was fine. I'm excited about the bootcamp. I thought the price of the bootcamp was actually a pretty good deal. I'm not even 100% sure I want to get a job doing that sort of work in a regular capacity when school is over, but it would be nice to work on projects and just have the skills. Maybe I'll develop something on Hive! Or maybe I'll just try to make some really, really good Splinterlands bots.
The skills I will gain in the bootcamp can probably help me in my quest somehow! In the near future, I hope it's far less common to work traditional jobs and more common to just kind of fend for yourself. There are plenty of people who have been doing that for as long as there have been assets, I'm sure. Make money on your assets like the rich people do! We'll be the new rich!
I'm not sure I'll be continuing with any challenges. Sorry! I'm just going to kind of make posts about one topic whenever I've got one. The posts I was making were feeling a little forced, doing them every day. I'm just not that interesting of a person to be writing about what I do every day.
I want to think of other ways I can create content on Hive. I might make some music and put it on 3speak. Basically improvise a whole song in a day and see what I can come up with. Guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards all played by me. I've got a recording studio in my basement for my regular band. Why not use it?
