A lot of things I never thought I could do which being on Hive have push me to do.
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A lot of things I never thought I could do which being on Hive have push me to do.
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Like...thinking about animal husbandry lol. There are things to look at seems. that one has to be born with the kind of skills that can help make a dream a reality but there are many examples of people radically changing their lives and successfully engaged in an unfamiliar, previously craft.
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This is true though, you get to spend years on a particular craft and just a change in trying something new results in exponential change for the better... Life one big circle!
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There is an opinion that life is a spiral. You climb up its coils and if you can't handle the situation you fall down a few turns of the spiral, and so it continues)
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Lol reminds me of working on cell phone towers, though is not spiral but with ladders, half way the climb am out of breath and have to rest, a part of telecoms I never really enjoyed
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I imagine what it's like. climbing stairs every day lol. demand that they install an elevator, or issue a parachute for high-speed descent from the tower)
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I quit the damn job after 2 months I couldn't take it, it was last year summer time, I imagined climbing the towers in cold winter. I will be so miserable!
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You know, I never persuaded anyone to quit their main job and do only the hive. everything has its advantages, especially if you can combine both. Yes. winter and cold metal is not a dream, but the main thing is not to try to lick the bar when you are at the very top, lol.
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