I have been hitting a wall when it comes to blogging, so I am taking a blogging ecourse "Blogging Your Way Boot Camp" by Holly Becker. It is an online course and it started today. I have read all the materials and watched all the videos - I am ready to start my blogging!! The first week’s homework assignment is to write three (yes THREE) new blogs from a list of 10 choices. One of the choices was to blog about the course, well that was easy. The next few may be a little harder. I have chosen to write about the course I took last month – Advanced Revit (yes, I have concluded that I am a habitual student). My last blog (for this week) will be about a custom pendant that I made for the Dream Room Competition I just participated in September (I came in third – more to follow). I have a feeling that each week will consist of writing many blogs (it is Boot Camp after all). I am spending this weekend in San Francisco and the following week I am flying to New York. These are two fabulous cities that will provide lots of design and blogging inspiration.
Oh, the image above you ask? Yes, it is called “Bury Circle.” I found an old Polaroid image from when I was four years old and created this artwork that now hangs in my living room. I did hit a wall that day many, many years ago (not injured) and I have it to remind me that some days are harder than others, but I can carry on.
One of the biggest mistakes I made early in my crypto journey was jumping on whatever staking deal I saw in a Telegram group. It worked once or twice, but eventually I ran into losses because I didn’t look at the bigger picture — withdrawal times, token stability, and whether the exchange was even reliable long-term. I recently stumbled on https://thecoinearn.com/, and while I’m still testing it, I can already see the appeal. It organizes staking opportunities in a way that’s digestible without needing to read through dozens of forums or Twitter threads. For me, it’s a question of time — I don’t want to spend hours digging when there’s a tool that can show me the essentials. Do you guys think this kind of resource is the future of crypto convenience, or are you still sticking to deep-dives and manual research before making decisions?
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