The First attempt Is Always The Toughest and weirdest
There are these weird feelings that come with trying something new, everything looks strange and you may be tempted to conclude it wouldn't work out, something it doesn't truly work out. The point is; first attempts are the toughest and weirdest. I remember I cried when I joined the boarding house for the first time, when my aunt who had taken me to the school bid me farewell, immediately I saw the once lively environment turned bored and everything became cold. It's the same as trying to live in a different town or trying out a new business for the first time. All that it takes to escape these weird feelings is to take another step and keep taking steps.
The first time I joined the hive, every one of the activities was strange, I didn't even know what I was supposed to do or how to write and the appropriate tags to use, it became worst when the first payout was zero. I told myself the hive wasn't for me but something told me to keep pushing, and like a miracle, the big break was just some meters away. I have seen many persons who gave up too soon because it was tough, or maybe tougher than that which they're accustomed to, the first time never comes with comfort.
People start businesses and abandon them halfway because of low turnout, or the difficulty that comes with settling down properly after establishing a new business, and the stress involved in advertising and proving to the public that your goods are more of quality. Understanding that the first attempt is always the toughest and weirdest helps a businessman, a migrant, everyone to have that spirit of perseverance and tolerance. Nothing good comes with comfort in the first attempt, it always stretches that individual to empower him for survival and personal growth.
