Today I was reading a post by @jongolson where he is "Exploring Content and Curation at Listnerds". I am also a Listnerds member check it out. It is a great additional tool for driving your earnings on the Hive Platform
https://ctptalk.com/@jongolson/exploring-content-and-curation-at-listnerds
My account balance is a lot smaller than Jon's but I still believe you should look at your activity and project over time how it is contributing to your forward progress on the Hive platform.
Hive Stats
At https://hivestats.io/@darmst5339 (replace my username with yours) you can see a lot of information about your current and past earnings. Here are my 7 and 30 day received rewards.
As you can see over the past, I have earned:
7 Days
- 8.5 HP and 6.33 HBD equaling $13.10
- or $1.87 per day
30 Days
- 20.96 HP and 14.13 HBD equaling $30.82
- or $1.02 per day
My 7 day average is greater than my 30 day average. Your goal should be to try to always increase your 7 day earnings so that it is greater than your 30 day average.
Hive Engine Stats
Also, if you scroll down to almost the bottom of the hivestats page, you will see your 7 and 30 day earnings for your hive engine tokens.
As you can see over the past, I have earned for Hive Engine Tokens:
7 Days
- 5.18 Hive equivalent equaling $4.12
- or $0.58 per day
30 Days
- 17.74 Hive equivalent equaling $14.11
- or $0.47 per day
Again, my 7 day average is greater than my 30 day average. This is the goal to try to always increase your 7 day earnings so that it is greater than your 30 day average.
Summary
When I combine both my Hive/HBD earnings and my Hive Engine Token earnings, I am getting close to the $2.74 per day that @jongolson refers regarding earning $1000 per year.
7 Days
- $17.22 ($13.10 USD Hive and $4.12 USD Hive Engine)
- or $2.46 per day
30 Days
- $44.93 ($30.82 USD Hive and $14.11 USD Hive Engine)
- or $1.49 per day
It is also ok if it is growing only by a cent or two per day. Just remember:
- Cents equal dollars
- Dollars equal tens of dollars
- tens of dollars equal hundreds
- and hundreds equal thousands
It really does not matter where you start. You are creating a benchmark to compare your weekly earning to see if you are growing from week to week and month to month or if your earnings are slowing.
Essentially, you will always want your 30 day average to be lower than your 7 day average. As your 7 day average increases, it will slowly increase your 30 day average as well.
My Challenge To You
I would like to Challenge you to look at the amount you are earning on a weekly basis and push to increase it week over week and month over month.
Use all the tools available to keep pushing your earnings potential including ListNerds. In the end you will look back and say
"Why did I not do this Earlier"
Ever Forward!!!
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