Hive: Time To Truly Think Like A Stakeholder

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Most of us were trained to be employees. Our educational system taught us to be good employees via conditioning to obey. This puts us in the mindset of not being an owner. After all, most of what we do benefits others. We have little to no stake in those entities.

In this video I discuss how Hive is a lot different. As we progress forward towards Web 3.0, we see the need for a new outlook. Anyone who owns a single token in a project is a stakeholder. Hence, this carries a much different responsibility as opposed to just being an employee.


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This was a pretty solid pep talk. I hope it inspires a particular someone I know, because she isn’t hearing what I’m putting down. 👊

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Yes everyone should be pushing for HIVE to succeed if they own HIVE at all. Well I would not say they would have to make a post everyday or so but they should at least comment.

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SEPA Not allowing people hold coins as inflation is eating deep into the financial system of most 3rd world countries with no reliable Job

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I have staked since the beginning of my membership. I don't care the increase or decrease of the price of HIVE.

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Here here! I love the call to action at the end, well what sounded like one. As an owner of 2 communities (@hivelist and @hivehustlers) and basically running a 3rd due to the owner being completely MIA (weedcash), I will certainly say that it cannot be all up to us! If you are holding stake in a project, you are a part of that project and we need your help as well! It's going to take all of us to get there, not just a few. Just holding a token honestly isn't enough in this day in age, we need some support and some work as well! Good job on the video sir!

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Summary:

In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of shifting mindset from that of an employee to that of a stakeholder in the context of the metaverse, tokenized communities, and wealth-building opportunities in the gaming industry. He emphasizes the shift from obedience and loyalty to corporations to dedicating oneself as a stakeholder. The speaker uses Hive as an example of tokenized communities where owning a token makes one a stakeholder rather than an owner, as Hive is decentralized and unowned. He stresses the significance of dedication and commitment to building a brand and contributing to the success of the ecosystem. The speaker underlines the importance of approaching Hive, tribes, and Web 3.0 as a stakeholder with a long-term perspective.

Detailed Analysis:

The speaker starts by highlighting the current employee mindset ingrained in individuals due to the traditional schooling system that prepares them for jobs, instilling obedience and loyalty. He discusses how loyalty towards corporations has diminished over the years, leading individuals to continue thinking and acting like employees even in online platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

The speaker introduces the concept of Hive, emphasizing that owning a token in such decentralized platforms makes one a stakeholder with a vested interest in the platform's success. He contrasts ownership with stakeholdership, stating that Hive, like Bitcoin, is decentralized and unowned, requiring individuals to adopt a stakeholder mentality for the ecosystem's overall benefit.

The importance of dedication is emphasized, with the speaker comparing the commitment and responsibility of an owner in a business to the dedication required from stakeholders in platforms like Hive. The speaker stresses the need for active participation, consistent engagement, and a willingness to contribute to the growth and success of the ecosystem.

The speaker discusses the future outlook, pointing out that standing out and succeeding in Web 3.0 communities will require dedication, commitment, and a proactive approach from stakeholders. He highlights the need for individuals to build their brands, focus on specific niches, and actively contribute to the ecosystem to ensure its growth and success in the long run.

In conclusion, the speaker encourages viewers to approach Hive and other tokenized communities as stakeholders, emphasizing the importance of dedication, commitment, and proactive involvement to drive success and growth within these decentralized ecosystems.

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