Hello everyone,
After nearly 10 months away, I’m truly excited to be back on Hive Blog. Life has a way of moving fast and shifting our priorities, and in my case, both personal and professional responsibilities took over. From office commitments to family obligations, finding time to sit down and blog became increasingly difficult. Even though I wasn’t posting, Hive was always in the back of my mind. I missed writing, I missed interacting with this vibrant community, and most of all I missed being part of something creative and meaningful.
I’ve been part of the Hive ecosystem for almost six years. During that time, it has become more than just a blogging platform it’s been a space for expression, connection, and inspiration. Whether through photography, stories, or community engagement, Hive has given me a digital home. So stepping away for such a long time wasn’t easy. But sometimes, life pushes us to pause, reflect, and return with a fresh perspective.
Now, I’ve made the conscious decision to return and this time, with renewed energy. I’ve started reorganizing my daily routine, trying to become more intentional about how I spend my hours. This includes wrapping up tasks more efficiently and setting aside time each day to read, write, and interact here. It won’t be simple to jump back into the rhythm, especially after such a gap, but I’m ready to start over if I have to. I believe it’s never too late to begin again.
Over the past few days, I’ve taken the time to browse through different communities some familiar, others completely new. I’ve been inspired by the variety of posts, the stories shared, and the effort creators continue to put into their content. While I’ve noticed that engagement may have dipped a little, the spirit of Hive remains strong. I even received a few votes on a post I recently shared, which truly warmed my heart. It reminded me of the power of small encouragements and how every interaction helps keep this ecosystem alive.
In terms of Hive's token value, I’ve noticed the market price has dropped since I was last active. But honestly, I’m not here solely for the financial rewards. I’ve seen Hive go from a few cents to over $2.50, and I understand that markets will always fluctuate. What matters most is the people who consistently show up, create, share, and support each other. The real strength of Hive lies in its decentralized spirit and its creative communities. I remain confident in the long-term potential of this platform, regardless of short-term price changes.
This particular post doesn’t focus on a single topic. Instead, it’s a personal reflection a way of reconnecting and sharing why I’m here again. My daily life is still packed. I work full-time, often from early morning to evening, and some days feel like a blur. From managing workplace duties to assisting with guest visits and team activities, my energy is often spent by the time I return home. Opening my laptop and doing anything extra can feel like a mountain to climb. I’m sure many of you can relate.
Still, there’s one passion I can’t let go of photography. I’ve always loved capturing moments, especially the little ones that go unnoticed: flowers blooming, shadows dancing across walls, quiet corners of everyday life. I own a DSLR camera that’s been sitting idle for months now. My plan is to clean it up, check for any needed maintenance, and start using it again. I want to challenge myself to post at least one photography-related blog every week. Even if it’s a simple photo with a few lines about what it means to me, I believe it’s a great way to ease back into regular blogging.
Nature is one of my favorite subjects, and I’ve been lucky to witness some lovely changes at home lately. A Rangoon Creeper vine I planted about a year ago is finally blooming, and it looks absolutely stunning. The soft pink and red flowers cascade down the wall, adding life and color to the space. Nearby, my Trumpet Vine has also come to life, reaching upward with bright orange blooms. Its fragrance might be strong, but its beauty is undeniable. These small natural wonders have inspired me to pick up my camera again and reconnect with the joy of creating.
Looking ahead, I want to stay consistent not just with posting, but also with supporting others, discovering new creators, and engaging meaningfully with content. Hive is a community, and the more we give to it, the more we get back not just in rewards, but in relationships, learning, and inspiration. I also want to explore more niche communities within Hive. There’s so much diversity here, from travel and food to tech and personal growth. Each area offers something unique, and I’d like to find new spaces that align with my interests.
To anyone else who’s been away for a while and is thinking about returning: don’t hesitate. There’s no pressure to be perfect or consistent from day one. Just show up, write from the heart, and let your voice evolve again. Hive welcomes real stories and real people and I’m glad to be one of them again.
Thank you for taking the time to read this. I look forward to reconnecting, sharing more, and being part of this journey once again. Here’s to fresh starts, blooming flowers, and rediscovered passions.
Let’s grow together on Hive.
Photos i click this morning*
Thanks for your time
