Dear readers,
You’ve probably wondered why I haven’t posted as much as usual lately. When the price of SBD goes down, people tend to get discouraged and simply blog less. This wasn’t my case, however.
I was actually busy working with an amazing team on our final 
At the following link you’ll be able to read our plan and what our project is about.
My involvement
1) Why I chose Speak Freely TV
I should start by explaining why I chose this particular project. All the others also seemed interesting, but somehow I knew that everyone would jump on charities. I wanted to do something different, so I looked for a project that stood out.
Secondly, I have a bit of an activist side to me, and I like to fight for what I consider to be right. This includes social injustice, animal and human rights, and of course freedom of speech is a huge one. Not being able to freely say what we believe in and denounce injustice when we witness it, is an infringement to our freedom. In our current world, I don’t believe that we are truly free as individuals. Our governments give us just enough freedom to make us believe that we are free, but in reality, who truly is? We work like slaves, are brainwashed by commercials and superficial TV shows, listen to the lies of our “elected” politicians, and watch our governments bomb the shit out of innocent people on the evening news. The information we receive is filtered, and we only see what we’re allowed to see. Social media and the blockchain will change things, and enable people to speak their truth publicly and without censorship from any part of the globe. I stand for freedom of speech, the true kind, and therefore, this project really appealed to me.
2) My role in the creation of the business plan
This post is supposed to document my involvement during the creation of our project plan. I feel like the members of my team 
The beginning
I’m a bit of a stressed out person, meaning that I like to start early when given a deadline. I used to be like that in University as well, starting my papers right away when most of my friends would wait until the day before the deadline. I honestly hate deadlines, so I try to get assignments out of the way ASAP. I had the same mindset on this project, and I was very happy when our team members offered to submit the post 2 days early.
I like working with Google Docs since it allows everyone to edit a document simultaneously, so I created one called “Roadmap for Speak Freely TV” and put in the very first points that we had discussed in our group chat. These included the vision and mission of the platform, as well as some ideas that we had mentioned for contests and videos, as well as the next steps to take.
The introduction video
When the idea of an introduction video came up in which we would present what Speak Freely TV is all about, I offered to write a first draft of the script, which you will see in the picture below.
We chose to edit with different font colors so that we could see who made changes, and my color is red. We selected the line(s) that we wanted to say in the video, so this process was very quick and easy, and then we all recorded each other on camera saying our respective lines and shared them with
I personally don’t have any experience with project management and I’m not an expert when it comes to video editing, so I offered help the best way I knew how: Writing. Words usually come easy to me, so it seemed like the way I could contribute the most. I also enjoy creating amateur videos quite a lot, and can definitely see myself doing that for Speak Freely TV in the future.
Our main written post
Once our official video was finished, we moved on to structuring the plan of our main post according to what a "real" business pan would look like. We each chose the sections we are were comfortable writing about, so I focused on the mission & vision as well as the executive summary and the objectives & goals (see screenshots below).
Afterthoughts
Our main post has already been published on our
Our cooperation was flawless and easy, and we didn’t encounter any bumps on the road. Our personalities were compatible, and every member was extremely helpful. Our communication was consistent throughout the entire process, via video conferences and our group chat on discord, despite the enormous differences in time zones.
