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These days the posts with great lists are getting valued on hive blockchain. Lists require a lot of number crunching and data manipulation too. Btw, I tried one for a new brand community called #broadhive.
Yes, I noticed, I even started using the tag, the ranking you brought was very good.
@anacristinasilva is Brazilian if I'm not mistaken, and she is one of those who have a great voting power there (if I'm not mistaken)
Yes @anacristinasilva posts a lot of content, I guess daily she writes two posts on varied topics such as movies, crypto currencies and other general stuff, which makes more tokens for her. She seems to be on autovoting list of many investors
nice initiative dear.. can i participate as well. have a nice day ahead. cheers
Your participation is noted, good luck, so far only you are participating in the extra prize, there are 4 hours left to give away the prizes
This reminds me of the second day of when pobtalk started, that was when is still coming up and we are yet to know how beautiful the outcome will be then
But glory be to God today everything is now working for our own betterment which we are all gland to share within ourselves
Now days the participants are much are you don't even need to introduce yourself before you are being noted once you are picked that is how your name will show up
Yesterday @hivecoffee talked about lists
and @ralexandria about books
And then, what is your opinion
My favorite books are those of Paulo Coelho and those of Horacio Quiroga. In extremes of diverse literature each. But still, it's what makes me enjoy them. The first writer feeds my positive side ... while the second, alludes to a milestone to the fragile and often sad side of life, framed by death. I think you should know more about the first writer, he is from your land ...
Paulo Coelho is well known in Brazil, I believe 9 out of 10 people have heard about him, but read 1 out of 10 kicking high, haha
Reading is not something very encouraged in Brazil
The Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho was the first book I read in its entirety, many metaphors of that book I still carry in my life
Excellent choice. From my side I have read several: eleven minutes, the Zahir, Veronika decides to die, Maktub, on the banks of the stone river I sat and cried, the pilgrim of Compostela, the warrior of light ... They are all wonderful within the narrative, each for the purpose of appreciating life and fighting healthy battles with our inner demons.
Too bad .. He is an excellent writer. One of my favorites.
I think I would die of emotion if I saw it personally ..
🤭🤭
My favourite book is called Democracy: The God That Failed and was written by the paleo-libertarian philosopher, economist and sociologist Hans-Hermann Hoppe.
It's a libertarian book, although he really didn't focus on describing what libertarianism is; it is not a beginner's book. It is a book about FACTS. Logical, economical and practical facts. Where he uses them to showcase bit by bit why libertarianism is the "natural order", the way to peace and prosperity, and legal spoliation through taxes and monopoly isn't only unethical but also is the biggest force of "decivilization" there is.
Government actions shortens people's "temporal preference", pushes them into hedonism and nihilism, consequently perverts all sense of morality, replaces God with the worship of the state, and ultimately pushes mankind to its downfall into communism and tyranny.
It's a big eye opener, when all the pieces coalesce to form a big picture, when you understand the system only serves those in power and control those it deems its subjects, it really feels like getting out of the matrix. This is a book that splits your life into before and after you read it. That's why it is my favourite book.
I don't make lists. I have a few post-its lined up on the front of my computer. I don't stay on focus well. That's why I have time to answer your comment. If I had a list to do I would have never the opportunity to explore and meet the POB festival going on here.
With a simple list and good time management, you probably still could do it.
I tried a time to make this idea of Post-it on the computer screen, when I saw it was very full, haha
So I started using a diary and post-it notes for punctual things
Thank you @vempromundo.
I think post it in my notebook is the next step. My brain used to hold everything together but now my RAM is sometimes failing. My wife uses an online calander and a note book. I have a lot to learn from her.
I do not make a list. I set out a goal mentally every week and try my best to meet the goal. However now that I have a lot of things to do with my time, I think making a list will work better for time management.
When these are things I'm used to, I routinely leave a mental note too, now when they're new things I need to write it down to create a habit
How do you keep on task and be as productive as possible? I'm always looking for some better ways to streamline things and right now I have a combo going on.
I use a weekly/daily calendar to write down priority things that have to be done for the day. Such as at least one post and devoting a hour to a tribe.
A white board where I map out any new projects of mine. I swear I should just paint my wall white board and make it look like a mad scientist (or a crazy person lol)
I've tried sites like monday.com and Trello But I feel like I spend way too much time organizing it instead of actually doing it and it's why the top two things have taken over.
Let me know what you use and do to keep you on task.
In my work we use Monday, I believe it works better in a group than an individual, otherwise we really spend more time organizing tasks than executing
About a whiteboard, I told my girlfriend this yesterday, that it would be nice to put up a blackboard or put up a giant post-it calendar to remember all the priority tasks of everyday life
Trello is very useful. From my side I left Trello a while ago, now I keep more up to date with some than others I wrote down on a basic list made on paper. Maybe old-fashioned kind, but it keeps me reminded enough up to date. I don't want to over-saturate myself with things that I may not fulfill. (slow and safe) .. Greetings to all.
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I love reading books alot but one of the favorite book a love must is unmerited favor by Joseph price
Name of Jesus by Kenneth I feel so excited reading those books and I wish we can also take a time to through thos books as well I believe we are going to benefit from it alot
This always good to study and read good books that educate us more because we really need to build ourselves when learn everyday
And when we learn we learn from people that as gone ahead of us those that don't just make it by magic but by God grace..Learning and reading what is written by them will help out life's a lot..
Their is always power in the reading which many people as ignore but the must excited Parr of it is that one can never regret when we get addicted in reading valuable books that will increase our knowledge
My favorite book is - "The Secret" & the best part that I liked about the book is that it tells you the secret to achieve anything.
Is the mantra to success & achieve your dream GOALs...
Cheers
The Secret is quite famous. I've already put it on my list of books to read, but I still haven't been able to get to it, a new book always appears and punctures the line of my preferences.
Let's try our luck. A ticket. !
Good initiative, only @gungunkrishu had acquired and would win alone, now we are in a 50/50
Remembering that today is the last day of the month, then there will be an extra draw in that you, he and @Coffeelovers were competing.
This ticket purchased also competes in the extra saturday draw