Revolution and stimulus

Psychological impediments of Day Jobs

By Rexicon | Stablish | 28 Mar 2023


Since the launch of crypto, it had resulted in me being able to write my own book, record music and finding the time to learn new skills.

As the bible states: "The distraction of the poor is their poverty".

I can't say the same for my peers who are unemployed and being also skeptical/denying about the whole cryptocurrency model. As most are found to be rather idle or develop health deteriorating habits ( 🚰/🚬 weed).

 

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With that in mind, I can very well say the illusion of being employed or self employed gave me stimulus to be more creative with my time.

I cannot say the same for attempting to integrate hobbies/extra income activities post to me being employed full time on a 7:30-5 p.m. job. In most cases, when attempting to capitalise on the last hours of the days, I either dose off in the midst of the activity or get mental fatigue. 

At most, my creative levels are incremented on the weekends and pay days, not due to financial constraints, but environmental factors. As most employed peoples dopamine level is increased on paydays, it also creates a sense of relief on my part, if only I could learn to draw from those energy levels daily. One would be most creative.

 

Main aim of article is, crypto can be also used as stimulus to incite hope on many unemployed individuals, not only a means of financial revolution, but creative distraction from daily woes. Also citing how the possibilities in this field are unbounded and unlinked to certain entities. One can create a project from a bedroom that goes to become a success the world raves after.

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