When I see what major content creators (including writers) do on this and other platforms, I cannot help but feel a sense of imposter syndrome on my part, like what I am doing currently is simply not good enough. Should I be telling my story, seeing as I am still way off calling myself a financial success? Do I even qualify to issue out financial advice to others? The answers sometimes are not found immediately, but could arrive after a fair bit of time.

The structure of my finance articles are as much personal advice to myself as they are to others. I write to learn, earn and more importantly remind myself of the pathway to achieving my financial aspirations. There are times when you'll need to reflect on your finances and decide if you're staying or straying from the right path.

I also find sharing crypto/Hive positivity messages to be therapeutic, especially during the extreme bears. This is not blind faith though, as a lot of consideration does go into what I do believe in as far as this space goes. I have also be inspired by the stories of others who weathered the storm during the periods of downturn, and how most of them managed to place themselves in very advantageous positions today.

Some lessons are better not learned the hard way, especially when money is involved. Everyone who shares information about their financial journey shares an important lesson that should not be ignored, be it from their success of failure. The best scenario is that we might pick things that propel us to success while at the very least we learn important lessons on things to avoid and prevent a financial disaster.

While the crypto space has had some remarkable success stories over the years, we on the Hive chain are still very much in the building process. We are yet to really see a boom of Hive millionaires even though a lot of people have been able to acquire moderate success on the platform. Their secrets are open, and some are well documented for all to see. I'll imagine that it is only a matter of time before this place gets its due recognition.

Conclusion

As we are increasingly moving into an era of uncertainty in the traditional space, there is a need for creatives and early investors alike to show the rest of the World what is possible with the future of work and earning. It may not seem that way now, but should Hive go mainstream, the creators we see today could become big time influencers in the future, with tons of people looking up to them for inspiration.

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