A perfect example of the effectiveness of collaboration can be seen in what researchers are currently doing. When they come together to seek for solutions  it is easier to find. We humans are stronger, smarter, and more capable when we unite in purpose. And I dare say I'm that sort of person.

On a lighthearted note, I want to say, you may yet get to be Finland's President one day, don't rule that one out, anything is possible in the realm we occupy. And if it eventually happens you get to enjoy the thrill of missing a post on hive in over 6 years of consistency. Your dedication to the platform is commendable, thanks for writing and have an awesome day, @tarazkp.

Do you feel that obligation is detrimental though?  I mean you always put out good content, but what if that wasn't the case one day.  Knowing that what you were about to publish was potentially trash, would you still press the publish button?  Just for the sake of saying you didn't miss a day?  I've been there before and I've probably went both ways different times quite honestly.  Just curious!

Your description really fit you: continuous writer.
Some I miss out of your contents though I promised to be following always, because you wouldn't stop writing. I wish I could create articles like this. You are not just writing, but writing quality.
For this one it's superb. As if I was flowing along in your mind.
💪Well done!

It blows me away you have not missed a day in 6.5 years. That commitment that something I could only inspire to try to do. I just find it hard to write everyday. I feel like I don’t have enough to talk about. 

> sit down with all the time in the world on my hands and just write.

Now wouldn't that be nice! About time I get caught back up with actifit and back on track with the brawl reports. Would make sense to submit for those weekly Splinterlands upvoted articles too. For sure if I had dedicated more time to write, I would be creating more content for Hive!

> Are we competing to see how good we can be, or competing just to win?

I never thought about it like this before. I definitely love to compete to win, but I've always struggled to motivate myself to self-improvement. Reframing it in this way is a great way to think about making self-improvement, especially if some tangible goals are set in place that I can "compete" for.

Collaborating is good and builds teamwork as things get done. Odd you cannot vote for president.

>But since I haven't missed a day in 6 and a half years, it would annoy me to miss due to a mundane reason, like work. The day I next miss should be something amazing.

I suspect that I will only miss posting if my pc will stop working. ~~but even then normally I have a post scheduled for the next day.~~

>I am not even sure if a foreigner can be president in Finland.

You dream to small. you should aim to be president of the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBkT19uH2RQ

@tarazkp I really like your articles, they always make me think about my own existence. Thank you for that. You say you've been writing daily for 6 years, that's huge! 

But above all, it shows that small, regular actions can lead to big, long-term achievements. By "great achievements" I mean "helping people to ask themselves questions". 

Our time must indeed be filled with something meaningful. It's important to find a balance between completing daily tasks and pursuing activities that fulfill us personally and professionally. I tend to get bogged down in completing my daily tasks, even though I've already planned activities that really fulfill me. But it's easy to fall into this trap, at least for me. 

I'm going to think about what motivates me and how I can make a positive contribution to society. Thanks for writing! 

I couldn't help but nod along as I read your reflections on time. Especially now, when the world is so connected, yet individualism is at its peak. Collaboration indeed seems like the need of the hour.
Do you have any personal examples of activities you consider truly impactful and fulfilling?

Ability to collaborate and to adapt are two key factors of us humans and that's right! It would be a pity interrupting 6.5 years of publishing even if soon or later.......... 😀

>  I can't even vote for president here

I'm surprised by this. Are you not a citizen yet? My sisters became citizens in the US and they can vote just fine.

You brought a good argument to proper time management. I think people should have a major goal and some minor goals. Major goals can be buying a house, getting a promotion, or becoming president. Minor goals can be learning to play an instrument, learning a language, or doing charity work. If there are some free time from pursuing the major goal, then that can be spent working on the minor goals.

>If we aren't filling our time with action, we are essentially dead for that period. Dead time.

I disagree with this. My moments of stillness and silence bring me to a peacefulness, and connection with all, that action distills. 

>Which are you?

All three, if I am honest, all three.  

Big what is that thing motivating you to keep writing everyday for year?
God knows I need that kind of energy right now but I’m being consistent even more than before 
I’m happy about that

If an alien flying saucer lands near your house, then please do not write a post on that day, this is a reason to stop for a couple of days :)

How come you still can't vote for president election there? In fact, I am not sure about whether a foreigner should vote in another country and affect the future of it.