Topic: WHAT BITCOIN HAS HELPED ME AS A STUDENT AND AS A PERSON (Read 248 times)

Thank You! I really hope it inspires someone, your feedback really gives me and encouragement to reach my goals and I thank you for that.

I wish all of us learned and succeed, I know other people had faced more circumstances in life than me, and I hope they can get through it.
as a time to time crypto freelancer I really respect working students who do labor work for their sacrifices and how they manage their time.

Everyone have things they are fighting for everyday, Thank You! I wish you luck as well.

You will surely and maybe a much better one! You're still young and you're already here on the forum which can give you the best foundation to start with, just stay here because this is one of the safest cryptohub forum on the internet - more information to offer and safe unlike other social media platforms. Let's learn together, wish you all the best on your crypto journey!

i am only 16 now and ive been studying crypto world for almost a month i think i dont see what ive been working for i still dont cash out nor i dont have that higher amount of bitcoin although i have some altcoin that have a high value i dont sell them yet hope all this ive been working for i will see same as your story congrats buddy

Congrats buddy wish you more luck and success in venturing here in the forum. I am proud of you as a Filipino whom never stop to believe in yourself as a fighter of this cruel world. I know that there were other users as well like you that are starters here in the forum. I wish them to succeed as well.

This may serve as an inspiration to all the students who were working hard and self supporting in his/her studies. Kudos to all users like you and more power!

Such an inspiring story and since cryptocurrencies are still new for our fellow Filipinos, your experience and knowledge might help our community in the long run. Being a student and a member of bitcointalk, I think you could contribute for the future needs of the crypto industry. Looking forward to see you as one of the future crypto devs or influencers. Long Live!

I also appreciate them as well that's why I really avoid getting them disappointed, but things gets really hectic because of different problems and responsibilities, I really preferred just to become a regular student, but I think that's the way it is, I just need to go with the flow and learn from all the experiences I can get.

I think it comes naturally to someone who always worries and thinks of negative things. I think the first step to improving that part is accepting that you are actually overthinking. Some people deny their thoughts like that because they don't believe it but when you start accepting it, you've already done the first step. That's what I've read in self-improvement books. For expectations from you, I think people say that because they have seen potential in you, I think it would be best to appreciate it and be humble. Know that you are human.

As long as when you create your articles, grammar nazi or not, as long as it proves your point and the reader understand it. Kayang kaya naman na yun pag ganun.

Your story is very inspiring specially to those people who just found cryptos recently. I’ve been unemployed for a year and I can say that cryptos helped me deal my every day life financially until now that I got my mew job, I still join campaigns and receive airdrops and I am planning to save all of the cryptos I will earn so that I can plan and achieve my dreams in the future.

Yeah, that's one of my problem. I overthink about everything, maybe because of others expectations from me, I really dislike it when my professors think of me as one of the smartest in class, it really pressures me, I can't even forgive myself If I make a mistake.

I'm learning to improve myself as of now, doing what I like, learning how to forgive myself everytime, and keeping in mind that "everything worth doing is worth doing badly the first time" but I think it takes time before I can regain my confidence.

I think its okay to be a grammar nazi sometimes, since some articles or post are so important that it needs to be formal and precise.

Well, I guess you're okay. As long as you did that on your own and cited the different sources. I think the content of the article is what matters, whether it's for weird things or childish fantasies or something, it's okay. Maybe after everything that you have learned in here (in the forum) you could incorporate that with your writing techniques and finally make your very first crypto related article.

I suggest to you that don't overthink about it, everyone makes mistakes, and as long as you practice, then you are already ahead of the game. I think you should create your own Grammarly account to have your writing skills improved with it, particularly get a premium account, it is better. You could just try it in the first place.

P.S. Sometimes I'm a grammar nazi too. 

I haven't made any crypto related contents, I've done some school related and weird childish (disney related) articles back then (on other forums/sites)
Since I don't have enough skills, I haven't tried making anything crypto related.

Constructing english words and incorporating the best words is kind of challenge for me, I hope I can make one much faster, and the internet world is full of grammar nazis so I think I need to practice first.

Can you post some of your articles? Or you could probably share your blog links that would be of interest to some bitcointalk members in here. I have seen your started threads and there are no articles or something. Only some services and queries. (very old posts btw, we have all been there).

I think we need more engaging here in our local board, especially with more active people.

I'm hoping for the best! I'm also interested in improving my english skills, hopefully in the future I can make articles or blogs more efficiently.
Maybe start engaging more with other members here.

More Knowledge, More Power!
Thank You.

Wow. I'm so happy to see a happy member that has bare fruit with learning Bitcoin. The opportunities that Bitcointalk has given the members are a lot and you should never take it for granted. It's better to be sharing your blessings too with other people. Parang ganun lang din yung mga nangyari sakin eh, searching for an opportunity to pay for the bills that my parents are paying. To add to the income of the family.

In the future, you could really take advantage of what you learned and will learn here in the forum and you could easily make friends here if you are with the correct peers, not just the ones who spam posts and focus on different accounts.

Based sa experience ko dito, I have improved my English and response with every question that is thrown at me (by the employer or any other formal conversations that you will have.

Kudos to you. Awesome share.

Hello everyone! I just want to share WHAT BITCOIN HAS HELPED ME AS A STUDENT AND AS A PERSON

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Being a student in a low-income family, I’ve been through a lot of circumstances and its mainly involved money, having a single parent who is old enough to work and support us, I have no choice but to rely on my siblings but still their income can’t help me in dealing with my school costs.

At the age of 15 while studying, I started searching on how to earn money, being a young introvert – not flexible enough to do physical labor or work, I only have one choice but to start searching for an online job.

From sharing articles on my Facebook pages, doing surverys, earning lower than what I work for, I started to look for an alternative and found out about Bitcoin in 2016 at the age of 17

At first I thought It’s just a digital money that can be converted to a fiat, but after joining some projects, hyips, bounties and experienced getting scammed I eventually learn so many things from my mistake that pushed me to learn more and have a deep understanding about cryptocurrency.

I finally found the greener pasture here in Bitcointalk (2017), I found out that we can earn here through trading, investing ,doing task, selling service and joining some contests as well.

Doing graphic design is one of my interest and with a little skill I try joining on some contest here to practice and to try my luck as well -- not winning but finding out how people earn from their skills - started to motivates me to learn more.

After 2 years and up to this day, learning, joining contests, signature campaigns and selling my service.
I have been supporting myself financially for school costs and my needs as a CS Student. I also helped my family for some matter.

I'm like a know-it-all back then but being here for 2 years motivates me to “never stop learning” because surely when time comes, all the knowledge can lift us up from the pit of problems and bring us to our dreams.

Being the youngest in the family, I always rely on the elders, but being involved in crypto and learn about finance, it gives me the lesson to “Stop relying on others because it can only make us much weaker, do something that can surely benefit ourselves and be financially independent".

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As of now I’m focusing on studying – planning for our thesis, taking Tesda NC IV (hopefully take NC III next year which is all about Digital Designing) and self-studying about programming.

Hopefully use my skills to get a stable job in the future and still be in the cryptohub to contribute something from what I've learned and of course to earn

Sorry for any errors and if I share tooooo much, I hope this post can give positivity to you all  

Long Live.