Self introduction in hive Blockchain: my introductory post
Who am I?
My name is Emmy Humblestar, and I am a citizen of Nigeria in West Africa. I am twenty-three years old. I'm a giving and laid-back guy, but when it comes to business, I'm an aspiring obsessive. Additionally, I'm an upbeat and cheerful person and an extravert, so I have lots of friends and other social connections.
I am a professional barber, and I got to know more about Hive Blockchain through a friend, brother, and coworker, @eagle112.
I had my basic education at Hilltop Primary School, and I graduated from secondary school in the year 2018, but I'm yet to enter university.My father is late, my mother is alive and healthy, and I have two brothers and a sister. My mom's occupation is farming, and my siblings normally help her in her commercial agriculture during school break.
Why am I here?
I'm really happy to meet new people, and I love to explore the world around me. I love writing, though my kind of work may not give me enough time to fully participate, but I hope it will get better as I get to know more about Hive Blockchain and its Web3 crypto opportunities.
What do I like doing most?
I love playing mobile games, travelling, and getting closer to people who appreciate my presence. I'm good academically, but because of some issues beyond my control, I wasn't able to further my education. Hopefully, I will still go to school because education is really important in everyone's life.
I really wish to use this medium to appreciate everyone in this community who may come across this introductory post.
Thanks for reading through, and I believe that my journey in hive Blockchain will be a benefit to mankind and not a terror to any soul.
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