It is always good to set goals, especially if they are big, since this way you commit to doing more than what you can do or did before and thus produce and generate more. The issue of adding commitment, investing more time and sharing more content is always the key to 100% organic growth. I am now just a small fish in Hive, I only started in March of this year, but I committed to sharing almost every day and always being active so I can grow quickly and thus achieving my goal, which is the same as that of many here: Financial Freedom. Yes, I know it's difficult, but I think I'm doing a good job. Of course, I still have a lot to learn and examples like yours inspire me to keep trying.
Another benefit of having big goals is that you can become to inspire and motivate newer people like me, as well as not getting stuck, which is what happened to me at certain points along the way. I felt like I had no progress, that I was stuck in one place, but I didn't give up and I continued to be consistent until now I can see the results, which are noticeable, but it's still not enough. It's good to think like that, it's good that you have those goals and it's good that you work towards them.
I know you will achieve it and with this post and case that you have shared you show that anyone, even myself, can also be a dolphin.
Great post.
All the best.
That's the idea. Becoming financially independent will be difficult in Western Europe, but with a larger stake I can help more small fish to grow.
That's right, thank you very much for the advice and the guide. I'm from Latin America and it's not easy to achieve financial freedom here either, but here we go.