Are You Ready to Shift your Gear?

Enhance Community Quarantine has been imposed on some countries as they are entering the third variant of Covid, hence, becoming more vigilant and keeping social distancing as per requirement. However, reading more about this pandemic, regardless of its 7 years in the making, I could say I already conditioned my mind, that it is a wake-up call to shift my gear and be more proactive towards the situation.

On the other side of the story, people who are prone to inflation since they only have one source of income streams are hardly able to cope up should this covid will last until the experts were saying. Will you be able to handle it?

People are losing their jobs and my heart is breaking whenever I read news of families suffering from hunger especially children. Likewise, watching the video of Roger Ver, sharing his outburst into why the civilians have to suffer due to the direct US sanction where almost half a million Iraqi children died, together with him, I cried because this is such a horrendous act and we lost the essence of humanity in us. We lost grasp of what it means to truly live for our brothers and sisters.

Have we reflected once in a while as to why we are participating in the cryptocurrency community? What are the core values of our crypto journey? Is it merely for earning per se? Are we driven by profits and more gain?

It is a blessing, earning despite the ongoing third wave of Covid 19. Confirmed by the news that employment is scarce. People might be thinking it’s the end of their existence but we tend to forget that there’s more to life than mere employment.

Let me clarify my thoughts.

I am thrilled that despite my 9/5 job where ¾ of my salary goes to my investments (e.g. equities, life and health insurance, mutual funds, and bonds in my country), I have seen the need to venture out into the online world. A world less traveled by professionals in terms of achieving their Masters and PhDs academically. I was reminded by an experience with my own set of friends who were all professionals back in the Philippines and the norm was to earn a higher degree to be the cream of the crop in their respective fields. Unfortunately, the idea of not earning a professional degree was like giving an impression of not being part of the group with which such a mentality still exists.

I am glad I figured out ways how to earn money decently with my online exposure. Apart from trading, I have found my love for blogging. I have my domain before yet the disadvantage was the absence of engagement. There were not many people interacting with it unless I have to do paid ads of which I momentarily stopped because it costs me more rather than profiting from it. When I stumbled into social media platforms and started with Uptrennd, which eventually led me to my Uptrennd University family and researched more about ReadCash, PublishOx, Hive, and Torum (not a blogging platform but better than FB) of course odysee and 3speaks. All these platforms are very profitable should we learn how to maximize our engagements, ecstatic that I successfully completed as well my Dreem Bigger Blogging Course

I was just having a maternal conversation with my aunt, who happened to be the principal in one of the state schools in Tagum City, and she’s amazed that I have spare time “blogging” because it seemed that academic professionals are not engaged in it since it’s only for non-academic subjects lmao!. She was amazed when I had shown her my meager “blogging” tips thinking that this gives me more freedom than emerging myself let alone into employment. Unfortunately here in Seychelles, even my colleagues were stunned thinking that I do vlogging and blogging because it’s not just “professionally and academically inclined to our degree.

Well, shifting my gear to my online world much more into cryptocurrency gives me more freedom and more productivity, so what about you, are you ready?

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