I like your points here.
I am mining Bitcoin and I am now saying "what if I started years and years ago?" but at that time profitability was not that high so the situation would have been more or less the same.
For Hive is quite the same. Some people write articles and they get barely to few dollars (like me, still now :D )but understanding the power of Hive makes us resilient before giving up, exploiting all the features of the ecosystem, engine-tokens, power-ups, delegations and so on.
So, every healthy and solid blockchain has proved that is a marathon and not a 100metres sprint. Finishing the marathon will be the prize, no matter the ranking
It takes time, luck and determination to be noticed, to end up on autovotes for consistent support or have manual voters reward you more often. It's also a limited pool and many ways people curate, doesn't hurt to distribute activity throughout many aspects of Hive and look for what is fun and enjoyable for you to earn something on, that way you won't regret it if one of the ways turns out to fail longterm.
Absolutely. I changed topics to write about something I am passionate about, so it's no effort, it's a pleasure and I try to give some value out to the readers.
Thanks for your feedback
That's the best way :) Are you still exploring new communities?
Yes, I am always looking for more and new communities!Thanks for your feedback @wrestlingdesires :D
Awesome :) There are so many, and they're always evolving 👍
!PIZZA