With all the crap that has been going on in the world for the past month or so it's been a bit of struggle trying to stay focused on the stuff I have to do on a daily basis. That's why I had to take a step back and post less frequently in order to have at least one less thing weighing on my mind and I'm glad I took that decision, because I have been enjoying the little time spent on Hive way more while also feeling a bit more inspired.
Another thing that has been dialed back was the whole goal setting thing for this year. Setting crypto targets tends to stress me out more than it motivates me and everybody knows that stressed out clowns are kind of unfunny. Not saying crypto goals can't be useful but the real life ones I have for this year are way more important than any crypto targets I could hope to achieve. Plus I still have that 2000 Leo target to hit and it bugs me that it will take at least another 2 months to get there at the current rate. But I'll be one happy almost-not-a-pleb once I get there.
Hive engine tokens haven't done anything exhilarating since last summer so I'll still keep my focus on accumulating as much Hive as possible and I won't purse any other coin in the ecosystem for the foreseeable future. But I won't be selling any of them either, the exchange rates for Hive are very unfavorable at the moment so I'll wait for the true bear market to see if better opportunities arise to swap all sorts of HE tokens for big piles of Hive.
The main lesson from the last bear market was that keeping the grind going even at a way slower pace is very important so that the bull market find you with some nice and big bags. Keeping the dream of financial independence via crypto is not easy during these times but a more laid back approach is working the best for me. I mean the next real bull market is probably years away so why stress about it :)