Maybe some things you've done wrong or focused on that you shouldn't have.
Seeing as how many newcomers we've got joining these days I figured a post like this could give a lot of good advice to newbies joining. I feel like every so often you think about your past self and things you were doing or focusing on you get that feeling that you were so naive or just lacked the knowledge that it feels a little funny. With Hive having a pretty steep learning curve and many we keep seeing focusing on trying to cheat their way forward or take shortcuts and end up just ruining their chances to experience Hive for the better this could be a great post to maybe change their minds and get them working on improving their Hive journey earlier.
A lot of people in the crypto space right now are throwing around APR and APY but not many are talking about how high it can get on Hive with proof of brain and if you're really active on many fronts; such as both posting, curating and building connections that'll improve your earnings over time. Especially with linear curve coming up in the next hardfork making it even more profitable to be engaging I can see a lot of people who may focus just on engagement, that's something I did when I started out on Hive and for the longest time did on Reddit as well as I enjoyed it quite a bit and will hopefully find the time to do that on Hive again once all my other projects are finalized and rolling.
So Hive; what would you tell your newbie self to do different?
Sending 50% of the post rewards to @hive.fund.
