#LEARNANDEARN Contest Week #19 || What Did You Learn This Week?

Hello Hivers! Weekend is almost here! I have brought a list of interesting posts that I read this week and want to share them with you. Learning never ends and that's the beauty of this amazing platform. It's huge with diverse quality posts on varying topics.

Thank you @jizzyjoe for hosting this contest as it enables others to see many quality blogs that may be hidden from our screen and also to appreciate the authors for enlightening us. Thanks to @brittandjosie for allowing this contest to run here. To know the rules and participate, click HERE.

These are the amazing posts that caught my attention this week.

Coffee Arabica Specialty Gayo by @deltasteem

Most of my friends know I am a coffee lover and can go nuts without it, lol! I very much enjoyed reading this author's post because I got to know another brand of coffee which I had never come across till this post.

I learned that Arabica's specialty coffee is organically processed in the province of Indonesia by hygienic washing to well preserved drying. Also, the land where the beans are grown is full of environmentally friendly canoes which maintain the ecosystem.

EDUCATION: MISCONCEPTION ABOUT GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING by @princessbusayo

As a Nigerian, I know that parents and guardians have this impression that some occupations are better than others. So they encourage their children/ward to study such courses.

This author's post is enlightening as to the study of guidance and counseling course. I learned that this course is very important and should not be disregarded or underestimated. Our mental health should be a top priority and students studying this course should be supported.

Appreciator forgot me, OCD doesn't vote for me, Dan abandoned me and Onealfa doesn't know I exist…. by @danielvehe

The topic of this post got my attention on my feed and I quickly clicked on it to find out what the author ranted about. It turned out this is some Hivers' current mood. This post is informative as I learned about interesting ways to build in my account.

It is not enough to wait for ocdb or curie or whales to vote my posts, I should engage more and by doing so, get the attention of dolphins, orcas etc. A high number of them weighs more than focusing on a single whale's attention. I agree with this brilliant reasoning.

My pledge to the proof of brain community by @madstacks

I have become interested in the Proof Of Brain front-end lately and the community is garnering more exposure. This author is very dedicated to POB's cause which is good.

In this article, he pledged to grow his POB account by staking and voting quality posts, and with every vote that comes into his account via his burn posts, he will stake them for a period of 12 months without selling them. This is a great idea and I'm thinking maybe I will do the same. These new projects coming up need our support for the growth of the hive blockchain.

D NIGERIAN WAY; 4 Unique Things That Can Never Be Overlooked In Any Nigerian Wedding Receptions by @kenechukwu97

As Nigerians, when we have parties and celebrate weddings, do we stick to certain rules? That's what this post made me understand. It has become a way of life for us to hold weddings on Saturdays, take pictures, spray money during the dance session on the celebrant(s) which is unlawful but still being done till tomorrow without impunity! Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 😂.

These are some of my favorite posts for this week. Thank you for taking the time to read through. I invite @kenechukwu97 and @princessbusayo to participate.

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Other images used were culled from the respective posts I mentioned here and credited to the authors.}