RE: RE: PERSONAL CHALLENGES Associated with Onboarding On Hive
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RE: PERSONAL CHALLENGES Associated with Onboarding On Hive

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This an informative show as usual but it seems like it was cut short or is it a problem with my player?.

Hive's transparency is a good thing in my opinion. One of the reasons why I agreed to join the blogchain is because of its transparency/decentralization. One could feel comfortable, knowing that everything is very visible and you could learn from other people's daily activities. Before now, I didn't know that one could earn passive income by delegating to certain curation trails, but I learnt from being a little inquisitive(nosey).

"Take it out and spend it all" is a mindset that many people came on the blogchain with. Spending more years on the blogchain would give one a change of heart in relation to crypto.

To the matter of onboarding, due to the passion and consistency certain people put into their "hiving", the people around them want to learn about what's keeping them so glued to their devices... especially family members and friends.

Onboarding people that we know shouldn't be done when we're still in our "growth phase". If anyone wants to onboard someone, they should do it when they have reached the limit or goal which they had set for themselves(if ever). By then, handling and guiding a person emotionally attached to you wouldn't be so much of a problem.