Social media has become a necessity in our everyday lives, especially for young people, and it is part of our culture. We use social media to connect, express, showcase, and even monetise. Behind the fun and benefit of it all, we need to ask ourselves one very simple question. Are the platforms we choose adding value to our lives?
Young people need to understand their social media time and activity in an intentional way. We are not talking about counting followers or likes but whether what you create and dedicate your time and energy to is being valued in meaningful ways. Some platforms can be deliberate methods for personal and professional growth, learning, networking, and generating opportunities for income.
This is where the Hive blockchain enters the narrative as a community-led, decentralised environment with real people trying to create real value. Hive is not just another nameless posting platform where posts go to wither and die but an ecosystem that is dynamic and supportive of users sharing knowledge, stories, projects, and talents where users get rewarded for it. Young people can blog, vlog, design, code, review, engage, and be part of something.
What is truly remarkable is the connection that happens when Hivers meet in person—at meetups, events, and conferences—where the connections take life in a wholly new and unique way. These connections are a wonderful reminder that behind every username or handle is a real person with ideas, aspirations, and a desire to make some form of change. These connections inspire new projects, reinforce trust, and provide a guide for everything we create online.
So, to all the young people who might read this. Go find the platforms that help you on your journey. Make your online time meaningful. Let your voice be heard where it matters. Hive is one of those places, and if you want to find value, fulfilment, and community, hive is the place for you.
