Hive is a business.
So many people don't understand this because when they introduce them to hive the idea of you will make money is always there not proper orientation. When you see hive as proper working place putting in your best all the time by posting quality content and engaging well you will definitely see improvement
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Thinking about Hive like a business is a good way of going about things.
You want upvotes from people who have taken a stake in the platform by buying HIVE and powering it up.
They haven't done so to lose money, so want to see value being added.
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That's the way to go and been serious with hive the goal. Focus on hive like my life depends on it
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Putting on the business cap is a good step to make. There is money on the line and many different ways to go about it.
However, we have to take ownership of what is taking place.
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Isn't this part of acquiring an ownership mentality, or at least understanding what the ownership mentality expects from us?
I'm asking because after I saw you mention the term a few times I began doing off-chain research. I will not say I went down the rabbit hole since that implies it took me deeper into nowhere and that's not true. However, I need time to review what I had discovered off-chain before I can make sense of it and apply it here.
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It is a simple concept.
You own shares in LEO. Every time you earn another token, you earn another share in the company.
Since you own it, everything you do to help it grow, or tend to it is having the ownership mentality.
You can help grow your business, (the LEO business) by writing great articles, or engaging in a manner that makes people want to stay, you can talk about it to real life people.
Basically anything you do to tend to your LEO garden is taking ownership.
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In terms of USD, LEO is my greatest Layer 2 investment. Outside Hive blockchain, my greatest holdings are now in CUB. I've been shifting assets around to focus on these two priorities. Even the diesel pools I'm in are geared to supporting these priorities.
I want to say I write great articles, but that's not for me to say. As Bill Parcells keeps saying, "you are what your record says you are." This means I'm not there yet and have more work to do.
I want to say that I engage in a manner that makes people want to stay, or at least join, or join and stay. Here I may be more successful, even if I come off as being a bit eccentric or "off".
Talking to real life people is something I need to do more of for certain. At least in my area I know that I know more about crypto than many people, and I'm trying to distill that knowledge into a series of "elevator pitches" to get people to consider what I say after we meet. With all we have to deal with in our lives these days, time is even more precious than before and I don't want to waste their time with 5-minute presentations when they can only spare 30 seconds. Here, I need to get my own head clear before I can proceed.
The employee mentality won't get us anywhere no matter what activity we do in life. I'm still at a manager mentality where doing more gets me more than an employee, but essentially that just means i'm a better-compensated employee. Ownership mentality is where true changes can be found and made.
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Some of the people here are mere employees.
They take their wages and leave.
Me, I am an OWNER.
Regarding your articles not being "good enough," there is always room for improvement of course, but more important is bumping into people who like what you have to offer just as it comes.
It is easy for a first grader to be a mentor to a kindergardner sort of thinking.
You already have a wealth of knowledge its just about finding the people who could use that wealth.
I have some CUB too -but I bought in when it was like 2.00 USD and again when it was like 0.65 so I am trying not too look at it too much - though I should make sure everything is staked...
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A few people come to LeoFinance (and Hive) already being "high schoolers" in terms of crypto knowledge and experience, and there are Leos (and Hivers) who provide content at that level.
More Leos come here at a lower level of knowledge. Last year I was one of them. This year I have enough knowledge to offer those coming after me. During the course of the next year we'll both advance in knowledge together. If I repeat this long enough, I'll be one of the "high schoolers" while today's "high schoolers" are "undergraduates" in crypto.
It's not looking good for CUB these days, with an ATL around the corner each day. However, CUB is the foundation for PolyCub and future projects involving CUB on THORChain and Fantom and who knows what else. The ATLs will stop, and the price rises will resume. Future airdrops will be based in part on what's in Cub Finance on BSC along with POLYCUB at PolyCub. It's not often we get a chance to start over or just start fresh, and we can do that now with CUB.
I want to be as optimistic about POB, but I'm not hearing anything about what's happening there. At least I have hope with CUB, even if hope isn't enough reason to hit that large flashing
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You don't lose money until you stop HODLing.
Eventually CUB will pay enough in interest to be worth the same it was some time ago.
Or I'll be adding another empty bag to my closet.
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