Thank you!
On the contrary, I should strive being more like you! I know it seems like an achievement to have some sort of success online, and it is, to an extent.
What I mean is I never really learned to change the chip as you so eloquently expressed in your blog post.
Now that I look back there have been plenty of times in my life I should have taken the opportunity, but I just didn't, because of reasons. It makes me just a little bit sad. Nevertheless, Hive (and cryptocurrencies in general) seemed to be an opportunity I could take, and after six years and even some monetary investments, it has finally started paying off. At least a little bit.
I took my time I could say.
I am currently wondering if this is going to end up being my work and pension in the end.
For you, I must say keep up the good work. Your blog looks like very good quality. I hope it will bring success to you too, just like it did for someone like me!
Being consistent in something is already a success in itself, so don't grieve for what you didn't do and rather get on track for what you want from now on.
My changes of chip at the beginning were unconscious, and then with the years and experience I have managed to assume them to consummate them.
Congratulations for your 6 years in Hive, and may they be many more!