Topic: How do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns and others. etc? (Read 554 times)
September 19, 2017, 11:45:40 AM
I saw the campaign and they require many long posts. I wouldn't be able to join them.
September 19, 2017, 11:41:00 AM
I have no job. I'm just working online and i already spend a lot of time on the internet. Now i'm trying to monetize my time better.
September 19, 2017, 05:28:32 AM
Joining campaigns is just a small part of your whole day so it's no big deal but the article and the translations maybe take 1-2 hrs per day because there's a deadline to it.
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Please do speak in english I need people reply here.
Actually it's very hard for anyone to give time in real life world life job and online work in Bitcointalk. That's why i quit my real life job and try to focus on my online job .. I always try to give almost 10 hours for online works . I love my this work because i have no bindings .. I work when i wants to do ..
So Mate what are type of job you do here? Can you share it here. What is that need skills? To your chosen work here? Is the money you earn good for daily life expenses?
In other words how do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns or other stuff that can let you earn money?
"In other words let me try to explain this question to you in the exact same way twice..."
When it comes to managing your time with anything, moderation is best. Sit down, focus, complete a task, then move on to something else. You're a student? You should be a master of time management. You have multiple classes, each with its own curriculum and syllabus and deadlines for assignments and tests. You should be giving us tips!
The first campaign, Primedice, was asking people to make 50+ posts per day! Fucking nuts...and clearly the campaign that created spamming on this forum.
So what is the needed skill? In other words can you tell me the thing that a moderator do?
I would like to inform you Iam a working student in working hours no hard duties so still have time but Iam asking this one for future use or reference. I am in my mid 20s and did not finish school so I stop for work but now working student.
September 15, 2017, 08:13:16 AM
For me crypto world is just a hobby which helps to earn some money via signature campaign. I'm rarely joining other bounty campaigns due to lack of time. I'm just coming to bitcointalk when I have some free time.
I'm a student and I don't have regular job, but I already have lack of time. If day would be 1-2 hours longer...
Lectures, other real life stuff and after everything it's already late evening. So, I'm reading about cryptos, discussing on bitcointalk between 0:00-2:00 AM. And I have to wake up at 7 AM, so I have not enough time to sleep. I don't know how to manage time properly.
I'm a student and I don't have regular job, but I already have lack of time. If day would be 1-2 hours longer...
Lectures, other real life stuff and after everything it's already late evening. So, I'm reading about cryptos, discussing on bitcointalk between 0:00-2:00 AM. And I have to wake up at 7 AM, so I have not enough time to sleep. I don't know how to manage time properly.
September 15, 2017, 02:47:08 AM
you must be smart and know how to make time for work and other for family and other for btc or will loss a lot of things
September 15, 2017, 02:45:06 AM
Its easy time your posting time or alarm evry 2 hours gap or even 1 hour i post atleast 3 post a day it wont hurt to post some topics or solve som e questions it never makes me bored always have at least 1 or 2 hours as ive said to avoid some spammings or burst posting
September 14, 2017, 11:07:17 PM
In other words how do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns or other stuff that can let you earn money?
"In other words let me try to explain this question to you in the exact same way twice..."
When it comes to managing your time with anything, moderation is best. Sit down, focus, complete a task, then move on to something else. You're a student? You should be a master of time management. You have multiple classes, each with its own curriculum and syllabus and deadlines for assignments and tests. You should be giving us tips!
The first campaign, Primedice, was asking people to make 50+ posts per day! Fucking nuts...and clearly the campaign that created spamming on this forum.
September 14, 2017, 03:21:59 PM
I know a guy who works in aerospace company and works 14hours a day and he is being super active in crypto community ans manages to do a lot of work...
Ok, who the hell is he?[/quote]
It's me! Just joking. Some people sleep less than others. I know people who sleep only 4 hours.
September 14, 2017, 12:47:46 PM
Actually it's very hard for anyone to give time in real life world life job and online work in Bitcointalk. That's why i quit my real life job and try to focus on my online job .. I always try to give almost 10 hours for online works . I love my this work because i have no bindings .. I work when i wants to do ..
September 14, 2017, 06:51:15 AM
we have job full time , i think 10'-15' / day online bitcointalk , see some new .
follow your project have any update , comment something helpfull
if you is invester like me you need update news 24/24
follow your project have any update , comment something helpfull
if you is invester like me you need update news 24/24
September 14, 2017, 06:33:28 AM
I have to admit, the balance is a bit harder than I initially anticipated. I work a full day and can be very busy depending on the situation.
Even so, I find that I've got enough downtime in my work day to make a post here and there which keeps me qualified for the signature campaign I'm currently a part of. I think it all comes down to the question of how much is your time worth? If you believe in the campaign, you'll find the time.
Even so, I find that I've got enough downtime in my work day to make a post here and there which keeps me qualified for the signature campaign I'm currently a part of. I think it all comes down to the question of how much is your time worth? If you believe in the campaign, you'll find the time.
September 14, 2017, 05:32:40 AM
How Do you manage your time in the world that you living in and here in the Crypto world. In other words how do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns or other stuff that can let you earn money?
First, I need to know.. what campaign do you join ? Is it social media campaign ? Is it signature campaign ?
I don't know anything about social media campaign. But if you join the signature campaign, it's easy to manage time.
You only need to post every 6 minutes or more. And in a week you just need to post a few posts.
September 14, 2017, 05:25:49 AM
How i manage my time? I didn't do anything. There is no any special thing while i'm joining on campaign or other things.
I know a guy who works in aerospace company and works 14hours a day and he is being super active in crypto community ans manages to do a lot of work...
Ok, who the hell is he? September 14, 2017, 04:49:57 AM
Your question is not clear. You mean cases when you already have a job or you don't? It depends a lot each user case. Where do you work? In front of PC (office work) or outside?
I know a guy who works in aerospace company and works 14hours a day and he is being super active in crypto community ans manages to do a lot of work...
I know a guy who works in aerospace company and works 14hours a day and he is being super active in crypto community ans manages to do a lot of work...
September 14, 2017, 01:05:11 AM
How Do you manage your time in the world that you living in and here in the Crypto world.
In other words how do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns or other stuff that can let you earn money? As student and as person who works everyday.
In other words how do you manage your time when it comes to joining campaigns or other stuff that can let you earn money? As student and as person who works everyday.
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