Is crypto your side hustle or main hustle ?
Hope you guys having a lovely weekend and I'm really happy to see Hive over $0.80 and hopefully, we will hit new ATH next month.
They say find three hobbies, one to make you money, one to keep you in shape, and one that lets you be creative. This can work for some people at some time. It might be a lot harder to find a balanced life if one of your hobbies is volatile crypto. I'm happy for people who made crypto one of their hobbies. If you're someone like me who is a father and husband then it's super important to find some kind of balance in crypto otherwise it will be difficult to sustain the crypto journey for a long period of time.
If you're happened to be involved with Hive then, Crypto is one of your hustles and you might have more than half a dozen hustles and a few of them can be crypto-related.
Crypto space is filled with so many side hustles and one of them can change your entire life if you keep at it. For example, I see having Hive as your side hustle and maintaining some kind of consistency will make you really wealthy in a few years, given Hive is between $10 and $50 in a few years and you made a few lifelong good friends with your Hive journey.
Good things happen to those who hustle. Good things happen to those who play the long-term game with crypto.
Nothing is original. Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination. Select only things to steal from that speak directly to your soul. If you do this, your work (and theft) will be authentic. Authenticity is invaluable; originality is nonexistent.
A side hustle can simply be an additional stream of income. It could be a method of paying off debt, saving for a rainy day, or some big dream. Because I managed to pay off all my debt last month, I could start a new main hustle and a side hustle. I'm still exploring my options and moving forward and building my confidence slowly and making the most of law of momentum.
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How long does it take to build momentum?
Here’s the lesson I learned: If you’re truly committed to starting something, get started, but make sure that you keep going. That last part is the most important thing. You must keep going until you reach a point that you’re unstoppable.
In my experience, it usually takes two years for most worthwhile things in life. This is not an answer most of us like to hear. We prefer a two week period. But we need patience. And that’s a lot easier if we respect the law of momentum.
Side hustles and hobbies are important. I would love to know if crypto is your main hustle, side hustle, hobby, or something else like a lottery ticket to the moon.
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