Being rooted upon blockchain technology, Steemit is a "blogging" platform that literally immortizes memory. Once we hit "Post", we only have 7 days to revise or retract our thoughts. After which, the article becomes minted upon the blockchain for which we won't be able to do anything -- other than viewing it either with nostalgia or regret. So let's make sure it's the former.
Careful and selective writing
The beauty of this is it allows us to be more careful of what we put into the blockchain. It's basically public diary as well, so we must be cautious of what we write about. This means that we should apply appropriate filter when crafting an article. We ask the question, "Will this be something I'll be proud of for, let's say 10 years from now?" Or at least, we make sure that it's something neutral which will not put us in prejudice. Once we pass this "thinking/selection" process, by all means, let's mint it on the chain.
Immortalizing a piece of my mind
I recently changed job, and it's currently my third day. The moment I started working on my desk, I felt something in my gut. Like there was something amiss. My instinct tells me I made the wrong choice, and it made me realized how much I wanted that type of work before (but maybe not the management). I even wanted to cry to release the inexplicable feeling. I felt somehow lost.
Now, I'm writing this because I want to have something to look back to. I want to capture this rawness of frustration and regret I have in me. This will allow me to reflect and evaluate my life decisions.
Fighting frustration and regret
Honestly, I'll be needing to channel all the positivism I have with me and endure at least 6 months before I decide again. Hopefully, the "protons" will be enough to allow me to enjoy. Fingers crossed.
Unfortunately, six months is not something we can just buy. Hence, I don't want to just "endure" work. It will be a pure waste of time if I just let it pass. This is why I have to tap onto my creativity to maximize the "opportunity" and to get the best out of everything.
I'm feeling a bit lighter now upon putting this into writing. I am happy I was able to let it out even for a bit.
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Do you also experienced something similar? What are the steps you took to go about it?
Day 11 of 30
I subjected myself to a 30-day challenge (read more). Due to this job change, I had difficulty in writing yesterday. Hence, I’m going to do double entries today. Hopefully, despite these changes, I would still be able to complete my challenge.
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