Reflecting on My Hive Journey

I can strongly say that it hasn't been easy going through Hive but to the best of my ability I have tried to see the positive side of it and this has made it easier for me .

I heard about Hive for the first time from my Pastor over two years ago at a time when I was down and out and he told me I could make something through hive and that is how I joined.

To me what makes Hive unique is that people are friendly, and the members from the various communities are great which has helped in enhancing my learning.

I have found friends on hive with whom I connect and interact with on a daily basis. The shared views, support and encouragement that I have derived from members of the community has helped and assisted me in my self development.

Hive has also helped me in the process of defining myself and figuring out who I am by helping me discover creative, imaginative and critical side of myself.

This said platform has helped and improved my writing skill I used to be very poor at writing articles that can contain up to 100 words but in the hive now I can write up to 1000 words without stress, I can also write articles for various communities.

Hive is very open, meaning one can post whatever he/she wants without being judged by anyone. Hive has helped me in creating content in areas such as writing, photography, art, and music. Hive has help me In different creative minds DIYs (Do it yourself).

I have also earned in Hive Ecosystem for writing articles as well as being involved in the community.

Everything I have come across on Hive has been a tool for my educational process. As a result, my understanding of blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and decentralized applications has increased. The community has been useful to me by keeping me informed of trends and inventions within the industry.

I have really earned a lot from hive including material things which I am really proud of.

I wish for productive and positive years ahead.

Thank you @galenkp for this wonderful prompt and I wish to see more of it.

Thanks for reading...