Hello Hive.
Managing online blogging and offline responsibility
Regardless of how hive has grown to be one big blockchain, you can't be everywhere at the same time.
And I must confess that often times there is usually this conflict between your online and offline activities.
Kudos to all content curators because now I see how they dive round the block chain looking for quality content that meets certain criteria.
Each and everyday they have their eyes fixed on the screen that the slightest well deserved content will be picked and given some honors.
These must be humans working and not one bot, considering this I just sat and after going through some few content I now realized how tasking this can be, besides they have an external life outside of blogging to take care of.
Some are mothers with kids and others have their old parent that needs some attention.
I wish I can hear the story of a hive blog curator just to learn how they manage their time, online and offline activities.
Curators aside, bloggers on hive often times face similar challenges, you probably make a post and someone made some nice comment, do you really value their time to give a reasonable reply within a considerable duration of time?.
Do you just dump a post until the next one, or get involve with your readers?
That speaks directly of the importance of engagement on the blockchain
Hive like a wide ocean but with several small niches you can fit into.
Visiting all the communities may not be feasible but I guess that you may have found your home among some of this communicaties.
NeedleworkMonday
Personally I am a needleworker and needleworkmonday has been my home, I have made alot of friends in the community already.
Leofinance
Leofinance is also a community I hold with high regard because I just started out my crypto journey and there are lots of update flowing into that bungalow
Market Friday
Market Friday is one I am particular about, it brings me closer to the world as I see people buy and sell in different countries.
Besides am interested in the finances and standard of living for people, following closely to see how people are managing either a hard time or buoyant economy.
Though been a farmer I haven't followed the homesteading or gardening communities of which am sure they have work that will impact my farming and gardening activities.
Ladies of hive is one community I haven't been consistent with for a while, the weekly contest has but interesting topics and sometimes I get lucky to drop my post before the expiry date and get to participate in that weeks contest.
With just these few in mind I will score myself just a 40% mark, probably close to failure, keeping track of time for different activities has proven a bit tasking and even after drafting a daily routine time table I still find lapses with my lifestyle.
Though I manage to stay activities. en because of a handy mobile phone and an average respond time to a reply might just be an hour, meaning that I spend more time online and here in particular
On a final note, am curious to know about those having other social media platforms like twitter, Instagram Facebook and a whole lot of them together, how do you manage your social media, hive blogging and physical activities including having jobs with bosses that are demanding?.
Let's hear your tale