Topic: Achieving a milestone is something of mind (Read 428 times)

Ranking up is like a moral booster that gives someone more energy to be creative and constructive, at this point you feels more happy even though you would want to backslide you will remember the next rank to achieve then you will pump in more strength to make sure you are achieving them. Sometimes it's very hard to grow a new account than already established account that has gained at least 5 to 10 merits because you are being filled with positive mindset to achieve the nearest rank and this also made me to flash back how I all started here it was like a hell to me but as times goes I became more curious to just have a taste of the next rank but guess what?

Nothing changes the only thing there is that, you are gradually increasing in your post quality and also discovering things you don't  know as then and you are because less worried about moving to the next rank because there were something you missed at the beginning which you would like to fill up later or sooner that's why whenever a newbies get here what they think is merits but without knowing that merits isn't the ultimate goal rather discovery and knowledge plays a crucial role in our life over here in btt.

But still I will say congratulations to your achievement hoping to see you smiling at your full member rank because I can see you are just few merits away from it.

Does this topic exactly correspond to the Reputation section?
I thought that only bad deeds were discussed here

Congratulations on your achievement in achieving Member rank, continue to struggle by increasing your insight to achieve a higher rank than what you have achieved. Here it doesn't count who registers quickly, he is the one who is first in a higher rank. There are certain requirements for rank up, make these requirements a challenge for you to achieve your goals. There are so many processes that must be gone through, one of the challenges that most often discourages other users is the merit system.

Actually, merit is not difficult to obtain as long as you are able to produce quality, constructive and innovative posts. The generosity of more senior members will help you speed up reaching a new rank. Keep trying by motivating yourself so you can reach a higher rank, you can definitely do it.

Very true.
Finding enough motivation to start is a very difficult task but for every step, we take after, it's starting to get easier, we just need to make a decision to start.
Like you've said, we might experience some difficulties but solving all of these will just make us more experienced and we'll be able to master more difficult challenges.
Keep reading, keep educating, keep listening to advice. 

It is said that in a journey the hardest step to make is the first step of the journey and now you have taken the first step which makes the other steps ahead a bit easy for you to achieve. Obstacles are a stepping stone it depends on how we react to it, the result we get when we respond to an obstacle on our journey is a pure reflection of how we response to that obstacle (the ailment and loss of phone). Congrats see you on your next prospective ranking.

Of course - work hard and get what you want. You just need to maintain this enthusiasm well and increase your consistency and knowledge as much as possible. You are not too far from a new rank ^{[full member]} which might give you the opportunity to make money on this forum. Join the signature campaign once you qualify - hopefully your plans to have your own phone are successful in on time.

To be honest it's very rare for me to find someone not having their own cell phone in this era - of course it's surprising although I never know what your and your family's financial situation is like. Keep your enthusiasm and don't give up - do your best and always keep yourself safe.

I appreciate your kindness and advice because I have known what I don't know but whenever I finished with their phone I always logout my account, andi have being planning to get new phone for myself so that I will not be exposing my password in different phones because one day I may lose my login details and someone I use the phone may change it, thanks for passing this information to me I'm much excited in this formation, may some of us like new users do same thing I do but they are not aware of the implications in future,  maybe reading this information they may adjust from doing same

Wow, OP, you are seriously at risk of losing your account or being hacked, which is tantamount to changing the owner of the forum account. If you have no choice and are forced to use someone else's phone, always log out of your account, remembering to erase your browsing history and cookies. If the person who temporarily gives you the phone is also a forum user, you will one day have problems with alternative accounts, especially if you participate in subscription companies and mistakenly log into a friend's account. In addition, if the owner of the phone actively surfs the Internet, a problem may arise with the theft of your password from the forum. Strive to be the sole owner of the gadget.

I use my mobile a few times a day to login, but it is mine. If you have to borrow someone elses phone to login from time to time, that would be a major issue. Look around and start doing campaigns that accept your rank. Whether that be signature campaign, review campaign, art contests, or whatever you can find. Earn enough btc to buy a cheap phone so that you don't have to borrow anymore. After that, just gotta make enough weekly to pay for internet and whatever other needs you may have.

I commend you for your advice, you know forum is not something we learn once you can learn forum with three years space and yet you haven't understand anything in the forum, sometimes it depends on your engagement in the forum that will boost your understanding.

For the challenging aspect, I may reach full member and I still have a challenge,, the challenge I'm talking is not about forum ranking is about phone I do use to login my forum account,  I use phone not my  a laptop, right now I'm using different phones to  login when I have  the opportunity to borrow from people I know.
Thanks sir I have seen that you are a reputable and respected person in the forum, I think people of my level need your advice to move on in the forum

Congratulations OP. We want other Nigerians to follow your footsteps. Patient is key.



90% of my posts, including this one, are written on my phone. It is challenging at first, but the more you use it, the easier it becomes. Writing on Apple mobile devices is inconvenient, while writing on Android devices is better. I'm not sure why we can't have a mobile app that's easy to maintain.

Sometimes facing challenges depends on the actions you are taking while on the forum. As I see this is a ranked up post I would say that the challenges you speak of might be gaining merit. While I feel that users are sometimes overlooked when it comes to merit, I think for the most part those that put in actual effort are noticed. If you post mostly bounties, or i agree with blah blah posts, or other low quality activities you will not get many merits. A little bit of effort and a lot of reading will go a long way on this forum.

Anyways, congrats on the member rank. Maybe the challenges won't be as bad on the full member journey.

The point is, anyone who comes to this forum has the opportunity and a good understanding of Bitcoin, as long as they are willing to learn and remain sure of what they want, Of course all of this will be easy to get, continue to contribute and understand crypto well for the community here.

I'm sure the achievements you have now show that you have tried well. The posts, activities, merits you have show all that, with the remaining 38 achievements you have left, you can be full, I'm sure you can do and achieve all that, never give up on wanting to achieve something, remember to make history as other members here have done who have succeeded.

Congratulations on becoming a member now, may this milestone encourage you to continue without giving up.

While you can still do anything on the forum even though it can only be accessed via cellphone while many say making a single line post is difficult but you have made the effort even though you don't feel comfortable, but believe in the current achievement that keeps you excited and continues to continue other milestones.

I want to join in and encourage you too, OP. Your participation in the forum will soon be one year old. I respect you for your strength to use the forum from a mobile phone, since it is absolutely difficult for me to write a few lines on it. But you successfully create posts from your mobile, and sometimes they are rewarded with merit.
I remember a person from your local board who desperately wanted to earn money for a new laptop; today, he is a legendary and well-known figure on the forum. I wish you the same success and hope you stay strong in your quest to learn Bitcoin and improve your life.

Congratulations on your new rank. It's not something easy, especially since you can get 61 merits with just 63 activities, it's really a good start and I'm sure you'll quickly get full member rank quickly.

In the future, as suggested by other members, maybe you can post your achievements in @BitcoinGirl.Club thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/achieving-a-milestone-is-something-of-mind-5472533

If you don't have any goals in this forum then I guarantee you will never be motivated to achieve anything. I truly believe that 99% of contributors really care about achievements regardless of rank or reputation, and to be honest that is something to be proud of.

Especially for you, congratulations for anything that makes you proud even though some users may think it's not a big achievement that requires a thread for celebration. Something small can become big when you don't stop trying and keep trying your best to improve, so never give up and know that your journey is still very long.

Congratulations, are you sure you wrote all these posts from your phone? I tried to try it out in my alt account, but I found it difficult to write a line, let alone write several lines. Continue to work hard, and I am sure that you will get what you want, as your participation rate compared to merit points is high, but remember that the goal in the end is not just to join signature campaigns, because I have begun to see activity for new accounts in your local board.

It’s been a while I saw one of these.
Isn’t there a dedicated thread for this sort of post?
Perhaps you didn’t know but, I think it would have been a more wise choice to site your post there as a comment instead of creating yet another thread.

Still, I’ll say your post is rather an encouraging one to the lost out there. It’s definitely a milestone even if it’s just 3ranks up as not so many could be prions of such. Congrats to have made it this far and you’re not quite far from your Full member rank either. Keep being encouraged in don’t defray from the goods your doing and could do on the forum.

First of all I congratulate you on achieving member rank because only few people can achieve that rank as it's a difficult thing to get merits without putting a lot effort on your posts. I hope that you'll continue improving yourself and also your posts so that you may rank to even higher rank levels in future.

secondly, I recommend you to be careful when logging in your account on someone else's phone because you really don't know if that phone is compromised or not and you also don't know that if that who else can access that phone. The privacy of your account is very important and for that reason I recommend you to only use your account on your own up-to-date devices so you can safely rank up without worrying about being hacked.

Finally, I believe that it's a really celebrating worthy thing to share your ranked up journey with other members so they can get inspired from such stories. I know it's hard to rank up in this forum for new members but if you are someone who believes in hard work and gives proper time to this forum then ranking up isn't an issue.