I am proud of you

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Take a look at yourself and how far you've come in this journey. Most people reading this publication started as a pleb, a total noob with no clarity about the journey ahead but you took a leap of faith.

I know most of us aren't where we want to be but just take a moment to look back and reflect on the journey. It's been amazing, hasn't it?

Every day we wake up and try to be a dollar richer than the last day. Sometimes we make a little bit more than a dollar and it's such a great feeling.

I'd never have been able to do it on my own, so that's why we stay grateful. Even my very presence here and my journey as a whole was an afterthought.

Living off crypto

Getting a job wasn't easy, despite all my qualifications. There's a lot of nepotism and inside politics required to get a job and I suck at politicking.

I remember when I applied for a job at the school that I did my master's in. They didn't even regard my application, yet some of my course mates that had a good rapport with a lecturer got employed.

It's water under the bridge and I don't feel bad about it because it spurred me on to take crypto seriously.

The concept of working for the man was put into my head by my parents that believe a government job is better because of pension. They have a point but as I said, there's way too much politics for me.

So I decided to take my crypto grind seriously. I wrote a lot of articles for clients and invested resources into improving the quality of my crypto copywriting jobs.

I had multiple recurring clients on Fiverr that contributed to my income. However, most of my income still came from my hive and crypto platforms.

I used freelance jobs as income, no matter how small(and they were small because Fiverr charges and exchange rate is crap). Then I let my crypto stay where it is, only moving profit around and compounding.

After a while, my crypto portfolio grew and I could afford to cater for my life with my crypto earnings. I also decided to take an extended break from freelance gigs because it wasn't giving me any fulfillment anymore.

The next thing I know, Splinterlands blew up and turned into one of my major sources of income. This helped me to invest even more in projects that interested me. It felt like the stars aligned for me.

The future

There's still so much to come from me but I won't be fussing about any issue. I'll grow at my place and take the necessary risks to live a better quality of life.

On numerous occasions, I've talked about our relocation plans and that's still in the works.

Other than that, one of my dreams is to create something that will live on after me. To bring a project to life and watch it grow from a baby to an adult.

I didn't get employed in Nigeria but I didn't miss a beat. Crypto has been my mainstay and while not perfect, it has helped me survive.

I'm far from my target but I'm also far from where I started. I'm a better man today and because of that, I just want to say I'm really proud of myself.


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I know most of us aren't where we want to be but just take a moment to look back and reflect on the journey. It's been amazing, hasn't it?

A very intresting and impressive one i would say.

Nothing could be compared to the great opportunity that the anyone could benefit from here on Hive.

Getting a job wasn't easy, despite all my qualifications. There's a lot of nepotism and inside politics required to get a job and I suck at politicking

This has become a norm and it doesn't look like anything is changing anytime soon.

There is alot to benefit from in the crypto-verse and even more to come in the future of Hive.

Its always nice to hear success stories like this, it shows crypto is here to solve problems not to add to them the way other anti-crypto sees it.

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This shows alot about how crytpo is here to solve problemsand not add to them.

Sadly, the Nigerian government doesn't give a damn about this great technology, that's here to save the masses.

Living in Nigeria can sure be hell and it's always a better idea to have another option of leaving when you can, to find green pastures .

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Its been a journey for most people around here for sure!
Not to fud or something, but try to keep a balanced portfolio, 20% to 50% in stables depending on where you think the market is in the cycle.

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Thanks bro. I appreciate any advice I get.

I've been stacking stables into savings lately. Got some in Hive and then some in Pancakeswap farming CAKE at 8% APR.

My goal is to get to 10k by Eoy

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One option is the belt stable pool and then autocompound on cub for a 15% plus apr

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Never used belt before. Is it the belt side on Cubfinance or belt finance has its own platform.

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Belt has its own platform same as Pancake has. Cub just conect to it and autocompound, similar as what it is doing with CAKE

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Blessings bro! This made me look on my own journey and to be grateful for where I am.
Ah the politricks! It seems to go hand in hand with developing nations. A masters and no job! Insane! Well, you are now a master of crypto.

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Have you tried finding job through upwork or maybe remote.ok ? Fiver is a bit "slavery" of work and if you have some more credibility already, you can try your luck in other places. It's great that you can live off crypto! definitely quite inspiring!

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I am proud of me too😌

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Seriously, living in Nigeria is like living in a jungle and that matters is survival, trust me is not easy out here. Crypto has a blessing to most of us, the only thing that put food on my table is crypto and I thank I now a portfolio that worth something big.

Keep grinding and growing brother. The lord is your strength

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Everything about this post makes me appreciate how much progress I've made over the past few years. I am so proud of me too!

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