you can quit a job that pays you less than $100 for hive because you can easily make that here. You are better off using that time to further your education with the money you earn here so you can get a better paying job that you won't have quit for hive.

I have been a full time digital nomad for 3 years, both in the bear run and now the bull run (and I have a family of to cater for and thankfully I do that well). so it is doable if you live within your means.

I told my girlfriend the same thing and she listened to me. She was been paid $50 as an underwriter in an insurance firm which was totally unacceptable to me given the amount of time and energy she put into the job.

It was a hard step for her but her time on hive showed her the value of her time. She got called back and her salary will increase. She still has time for hive nevertheless.

The point is, hive can be a stepping stone to greater things. it is not the endpoint but a means to an end. Leverage on the opportunities here to build the life you want. It is a lot easier in this part of the world where your earnings on hive are significant.

I am a full-time blogger. I have also had the opportunity to work on other projects that bring in revenue. I am also working on becoming a web developer and going for my MBA. These things wont be possible if I was doing a 9-5.

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