After a long time away from Hive, me and a group of other users from Uganda have come together to challenge ourselves to post on Hive daily over a period of 30 days. The consistency is what we are targeting here. Each of us can post on whatever topic as long as you meet the daily target, thanks to the diversity of communities on the Hive ecosystem.
I have to admit, before this challenge, there wasn't much motivation for me to write on Hive. The last post I made on hive actually tells it all.
@musamalijames/actifit-musamalijames-20220605t201340131z
I wrote the post 2 months back, then started jumping from one activity to another that I failed to dedicate a few hours to create content. Though I still wanted to write. I guess I was lacking something to push me to write.
Personally the 30-day-writing challenge is waking me up with a target of a post I have to write daily. And most importantly the fact that we are doing it as a group initiates that obligation in me to fulfill the challenge at whatever cost.
Usually when your doing something alone, it's easy to let go as you come up with a variety of excuses why you don't have to fulfill a particular task. This is very different from doing something as a team. Your friends keep challenging you and you feel you want to keep the same pace with them. This is the discipline that the challenge will initiate in us.
Am glad a number of new users have jumped onboard to widen the group. There is a lot hive offers which they are yet to experience.
I have a variety of topics to write about, ranging from my work of phone and computer repairs, farming, sports considering the European seasons are resuming after the break, among others.
Big credit to @jaraumoses who initiated this project which I highly believe is going to have a big impact on the Uganda tag.
Thanks for reading.