The last 48 hours in the cryptomarket have been quite red. So, how do you feel about it? Are we on the verge of a new bearish period, or is this just a little bump, before continuing upwards? Are you afraid that you missed the top, and that you were greedy... meaning that you didn't sell and take profit when you were supposed to?
I guess many of us are sitting with all sorts of questions right now, and mixed feelings. When I looked at the charts this morning and saw the prices moving downwards, it first felt like a breath of fresh air. When the prices move downwards, it makes me more relaxed, because instead of paying attention to the market, it makes it easier to focus on the rest of my work!
How do you feel today? Source: Pixabay
But, I also need to remind myself of what I wrote about yesterday... it is just as important to show up today as yesterday. And publishing on Hive and Steem is just as much worth today as it was four months ago, and as it was 3 days ago. The only difference is the fact that the dollar value of your earnings might decrease, but the number of tokens you earn is similar. So, even on days when we might feel encouraged or discouraged, keep on working, publishing, voting, commenting, and know that you are building for a better future.
Keep on working! Don't be full of regrets!
People, I just got to say this - keep on working! Don't be discouraged, and don't be afraid. Keep on building, keep on remaining active, Work for the future, keep up with a good perspective, and use a red day like this to take a little break from the market. Of course, publish, write, and do the work that needs to be done, but don't spend the day being stressed and full of regrets. Instead, make a plan, and make sure to stick to it, also on green days when everything seems to be perfect!
It is morning here where I live, and I am just about to start the day. I have done so already, read some Bible, writing this article right now, and now I am ready to seize the day (Carpe Diem)! Hope you will join me in doing so!
This is an original article written by me for Project Hope!