... people thinking about their deathbed thoughts are more concerned with how they will be remembered, rather than how they actually lived... people are curating their life to appease the expectations

Although altogether different in purpose and complexity, this reminds me of the famous Black-Scholes Model for pricing options. What is interesting to me is the psychology of people represents a fairly

"You only live once." I too prefer "carpe diem." In my haste to agree and reply, somehow I missed reading the second to last line of your message! I led my reply with: We should only

As I was participating in this crypto-financial discussion on Twitter, the whole time I'm thinking, "This discussion could be happening on Hive instead."

Hehe, true. I'm glad for our sake she was just using that as an illustration of how she looks at things. We didn't actually buy a table. In November, I was buying the Bitcoin. :-) If we had bought something

Having never used Hivesigner before (only Hive Keychain thus far), I had a temporary hiccup. But I'm registered now. Thanks for all you do and for bearing with perpetual newbies like myself.

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What you're saying is both a lot to digest, and very simple to grasp. As one who began with Steemit in 2016, moved to Hive along with most of the community, but has participated relatively little over

I've been thinking about this increasingly for months; I appreciate your posting. Like so many, many others, I'm navigating this with family, in particular, and others on the internet. It's easy to keep

At the time, I thought I was merely "absorbed in my work," but let's just say my wife found my degree of focus beyond wearisome. You have to do what you believe in, and when one thing you believe

Well, at least you had read it, and a fairly long time ago, so good on you! I keep restarting along this path, mostly because I've just focused on day job so much, but also because I recall how deep a

Thanks! I try. :-) And thanks for the tap on the head...

Communities have clear benefits, because the people you want to see your work, and people whose work you're probably interesting in, are more likely to gravitate toward communities you're in. But I have

There is much in your post that - hopefully - would catch someone's attention; here's just one sentence that caught mine: Engagement is personal. Sincerity comes through when one engages with others, as

This post is shared on Twitter for #posh and #proofofshare initiative:

Some are converting at (buy HIVEP), or (Sell SWAP.STEEM) 1% to deposit from Steemit Wallet to either platform, then 1% to withdraw to Hive wallet. 2% feels steep, but is it?

Hehe, you are so correct! My goal was to write something introductory in nature, discussing only enough background details for people not focused on trading, per se, to get their STEEM to HIVE, with a

I did not look for an appropriate community in which to post this at the time, but will always do so in future. Perhaps it will be of use to someone. My wife's mother did pass away that very morning, while

When making a correction to this post, I somehow duplicated the first paragraph. Now I'm trying to remove it, but although I can get to the edit screen, the "Publish" button remains inactive.

Greetings, @honeytart18 (Corie). You may be surprised to learn that it was your reply here that pushed me over the edge to write an article about some of those procedures. Perhaps you joined Hive after