I have not set any goals for 2025 yet (which is unusual for me), but with the way it’s going, you’d think my goal for this year is to enjoy as much as possible.😂 Why I say this? Well, 2025 has mostly been parte after parte for me so far, especially in February. The “parte” I’m going to be telling you about in this post is the Part 1 of a series of posts I’ll write about a 4-day tour trip I had a few weeks ago.

Everybody knows physical exercise is important, but does everyone treat it like it is? Why do you think that is? Finances? Lack of time? Uninterest in staying fit and healthy? Could be a number of things. If you ask me, there are two types of people who love staying fit – the fanatics that love the idea of staying fit, and Team B, who love doing the work that results in staying fit itself. I think I belong more to the former, and so are the majority of people, the subtle difference, I reckon, is that the majority of people lack the self-awareness (or maybe the sincerity) to realize or acknowledge that they’re like this. What is common between the two groups though is a shared understanding that physical activity is of great benefit to health. But perhaps, these benefits are different for the two groups, and that is what accounts for their different attitudes towards it.

Looking at 2024 in retrospect, I realize that I actually did great with one of the major goals I set – networking. Really though, I didn’t even have this written in any book or note as a goal I’d set for the year. It was just one of those things you decide subconsciously. I think I carried it over from 2023, where I was very intentional about it. In 2023, I wrote it down, and talked about it extensively even here on Hive. Interesting thing is, in the early weeks of 2023, little did I know of where this intention to network will lead me – on my journey of volunteering and impact: my work with Lead For Ghana. This post is not going to detail that though, it’s just going to touch on an account of the most recent thing I’ve volunteered on.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve really enjoyed the occasional Sunday pumps we’ve been getting as I’ve made some very good profits trading Hive in the futures market. However, although there’ve been some pumps recently, no pump has created any highs after the last one on Monday 5th January. Since then, we’ve been since serious volatility in both directions, as price settled into a descending channel.

Hello Battle Mages, for today’s social media challenge, I am going to show you one of my Heloise The Hollow-led battles. I didn’t really get to use Heloise much because I was only able to rent her for two days due to how expensive she was, and in those 2-day period, I was very occupied and wasn’t able to take her to battle as frequently as I would’ve loved/planned to. This was one of the few decent battles I was able to win with Heloise .

I’m not a very enthusiastic gamer. In fact, splinterlands is the only game that has seemed to get and keep my attention over the past 5 years. Before that, I remember I used to play this racing needforspeed or something like that which I enjoyed a lot. Which is why when my buddies @rubilu and @abu78 recommended I check out mooncarts, I didn’t dismiss it. I like to think that the 2 of them have very good taste when it comes to gaming, as they were also the ones that got me into playing splinterlands.