Why Splinterlands Changes My Life and Makes Me a Better Person

Everyone loves to talk about winning battles in Splinterlands, or saying how amazing it is to participate in the airdrop, and there are even some excellent tips on how to beat this or that enemy, and let's not forget the financial advisors who always have a tip to teach you to profit even more from Splinterlands.

The most diverse players write about the most diverse subjects, and what is not lacking in this game is content to learn or to publish hehehe (here I am🙃).

Many people know a lot about the game and its many direct benefits. But what about the indirect benefits, has anyone ever wondered about that?

Well, I was on the beach talking to some friends last week and they were talking about therapy and how normal things like cooking and taking care of plants can affect our central nervous system with benefits beyond imagination.

So I was wondering what I do to benefit myself?

That's when I suddenly realized how much playing Splinterlands brought beneficial changes to my life and decided to make this fun post with tips, unlike anything you've seen, and share with you the amazing things I've noticed.

1- Splinterlands is a strategy game and, like all strategy games, it is very beneficial for the brain, developing logical thinking skills and new neural connections.

Some clinics in Brazil use games as a complementary treatment for depression and stroke sequelae in the elderly.

2 - I am learning English without studying.

I always found grammar exercises boring to learn English, but playing Splinterlands between translations and repetitions I ended up learning many words and expressions, whether trying to communicate with other players around the world or trying to understand everything that is written in the game, I am always learning.

3 - Discipline has increased considerably.

My commitment to Splinterlands made a direct bridge between fun and discipline, and to have time to play and write, I became much more organized and disciplined.

4 - Met wonderful people!

I don't know if it's some kind of coincidence or if the game has the magical power to attract interesting people or if this is a trick my ego came up with to say that we geeks are cool.

But the Splinterlands community is made up of some of the most generous, fun and smart people I've ever met, playing Splinterlands has allowed me to make a lot of friends around the world and I love it.

5 - I learned to do more complex financia transactions !:wink:

And what are the benefits of playing Splinterlands for you?

Tell me here in the comments that I am very curious to know...