Welcome To My New, Decentralized Life

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The more I think about it, the more incomprehensible it becomes.

By “it” I mean my new life. I stepped away from my cubicle job almost exactly four months ago but it already seems like four years or, more accurately, a lifetime...I don’t mean in a bad way.

I feel like, little by little, I’m shedding all attachments to the old centralized world and existing more and more in a wonderful new decentralized one. I’m still finding my balance and am also struggling to remember what day of the week it is (one of the side-effects of living in the decentralized world.)

Like many others, for my entire adult life I was duped by the dark and dangerous charisma of centralization. I trusted that these people were smarter and more capable than me to decide my destiny. Those at the top of the pyramid dangled the carrots that were always kept just out of reach. Empty promises were sprinkled liberally and strategically as I worked harder, giving more of myself in the hope that I would be recognized and gain acceptance. The dangerous part of this is the years that slipped by before I saw through the charade.

I realize now how equally dangerous it was to hand so much of my personal power to another person or entity. You merely have to look at history to see how many horrible things have stemmed from this kind of misplaced trust.

After I found the strength to take that leap of faith and step away from that cubicle, the layers of brainwashing fell away one by one. I began to experience true freedom for the first time in my life. As I think back to the day I said my goodbyes to people I’d worked with for nearly a quarter century, October 13th, 2017 (Friday the 13th), there have been innumerable adjustments and realizations. The most prevalent was my revelation of how limiting and unfair that old life really was.

Now I work when on what I want, when I want, and I rest whenever I like. Since I’m suddenly not tied to a particular schedule I'm well-rested enough that my brain processes most of what I’m experiencing. I feel so much more fulfilled but since I’m out in the world during the time most people are at work I also feel like more of an observer of life.

I also notice now how frequently serendipitous moments occur. These are moments when “meaningful coincidences” happen. This is when the universe hands you the exact answer or lesson that you’ve been searching for at just the right time. It’s astonishing how often this happens throughout the course of a day when you’re able to pay attention. When you notice this it offers you a real short cut in your personal development.

It saddens me to see so people performing their daily routines like robots on autopilot. I was one of those people just four months ago, doing what I felt I needed to do to survive and keeping my dreams tucked away in my back pocket for “someday”. I woke up at 5:20am every weekday morning, showered, ate, drove to my parking lot, walked a mile to the building I worked in and spent nine or more hours of my day in a skyscraper working for someone else. At the end of the day, I had four hours left of my to decompress, socialize with friends and family, and try to find the time to work towards my real dream of writing.

My takeaway from years of experience in corporate America is this -- the employer pays just enough so the employees don’t walk away and, as a result, most employees work just hard enough so they don’t get fired. Unless you are in the upper echelon of management, high performance is rewarded, but the rewards often come in the form of more work and little else.

I just got back from three weeks of travel to work on a project that was born right here on Steemit, the HardFork Series. This project has grown like wildfire, beyond every expectation. It’s been a great example of what decentralization can do when applied to pretty much anything. I'm learning to let go of expectations and be more open to the possibilities of what could be.

After experiencing how much better life is in this decentralized world it’s my goal to help ferry more and more people over “to the other side”. I’m doing this by helping to educate others about cryptocurrency and blockchain whenever and however I can. Some people aren’t receptive, can’t grasp the concept, or don't want to put forth the effort to learn but I’ve made peace with the fact that not everyone is ready.

We aren’t meant put our dreams on hold or to toil away the best years of our lives for the benefit of a chosen few at the very top of the pyramid. We are meant have the time to discover the joy of our individual strengths and then apply those specific talents to fuel our own happiness and for the good of humanity. This is how our world will be saved.

Change is coming. Those who want freedom will have their chance to attain it. All it takes is an open mind and a willingness to do the work to make the transition from the old world to the new one...and it does require work. Don’t put it off until tomorrow. Learn all you can about cryptocurrency and blockchain, delve into it and then spread the word. Think about the ways you can apply this amazing technology to your individual passions. The future will arrive sooner than you think.

Yours in the Chain,

Eric

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I get so frustrated trying to convince my family and friends to join me in this opportunity. They'd rather fly through life by the seat of there pants lol

I know how you feel, @cyberblock! This is one of the biggest frustrations. Then there are those who want to invest but want you to be their personal broker because they don't want to learn how the wallets and exchanges work. Lol. It can definitely be a double-edged sword. Most people simply don't want to put in the work.

Ya, I've dealt with a few of those type as well, so lazy lol

YES YES YES!!!

Congratulations and welcome!

It truly is priceless!

I would write on an on about how much better it is, how peaceful, restful and fulfilling but you just did that! LMAO!

May it continue to get better and better and may you inspire many others!

∞§∞Full Steem Ahead∞§∞

Thank you, Quinn! I feel pretty grandfatherly amongst all of these young people in the decentralized world but I'm glad I made it eventually. : )

I completely agree with decentralization is freedom.I believe sometimes change in life is really important. Things change , even people change. Things in life are going to change. Its not about the changes , its about how we react to these changes , we should accept these changes and understand things change for a reason and usually it's for the better.

(((applauds)))

Wow!

Nice to have you back posting again @ericvancewalton

WE R BOTH on the same pages...

"I feel so much more fulfilled but since I’m out in the world during the time most people are at work I also feel like more of an observer of life."

"After experiencing how much better life is in this decentralized world it’s my goal to help ferry more and more people over “to the other side”. I’m doing this by helping to educate others about cryptocurrency and blockchain whenever and however I can."

"Learn all you can about cryptocurrency and blockchain, delve into it and then spread the word. The future will arrive sooner than you think."

Welcome back Eric.

Keep STEEM N ON,
Frank

Resteem...

Thanks @cassidyandfranks! It felt good to take my time with this one. I'm glad you enjoyed it and hope you've been well.

Telling people to learn more about cryptocurrencies is obviously a great advice!

Chance is perhaps the pseudonym of God when he does not wish to sign his work. ~ Anatole France

One question, why did you downvote my last post?
https://steemit.com/django/@isnochys/django-pain

Abuse of the steemdev tag. Sorry about that. I'm trying to keep this tag as clean as possible and people just use tag willy nilly.

Just out of curiosity, why did you use this tag? Did you use it randomly or used it because this tag is well rewarded?

Because I wanted to use django and steem-python together.
And well, I thought, it would maybe attract some devs, to help me out a bit.
Not with rewards. Just hints, how to combine those 2 into one app.
Sorry, if I misused it.
Lesson learned.

What is a proper post topic to use this tag?
Do you think, my article is not related to steemdev?

Sorry I removed the flag. I go through the tag quite fast. I even stopped flagging post a couple days ago but it's making the tag useless the more people use it wrongly.

I gave it an upvote.

Thanks!
Much appreciated.

I am usually very careful with serious tags like steemdev. And the title and picture are very misleading:)

Love that quote, @teamsteem!

Coins and paper money are history. In the new reality, currency will consist of only digital series of letters and numbers, or 'cryptocurrency'. Soon, there will be no more banks. Blockhain is future.

I agree!

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I'm staring at the copy of the book that you sent me right now. You mention in it the struggle between having your day job and having your actual job writing. The reason I find it so interesting is because you mentioned in the book how much you would like to be able to leave your day job......... and now you have so that's really cool.

Of course, you're exactly right about getting paid just enough to not leave your job. Today I was berated and treated incredibly poorly at my job. The district manager comes in and throws his weight around as if he's some kind of super villain.

None of us can do anything about it because we all really rely on that paycheck.

Having said that, I really love cryptocurrency.

I think of you as someone who I want to follow in regards to how well you are doing. I really hope that at some point I'm able to leave my job just as you have and find some kind of success such the kind that you are finding.

It's always good to see you post.

Have a lovely evening my friend.

It was such a struggle @jeezzle but worth every effort. I spent a whole spring and summer (while working 60+ hours per week at the day job) writing that book for a small press, they decided not to put any resources behind the marketing of it so sales fell flat then they took it out of print.

I almost gave up at that point and threw in the towel. Thankfully I kept going but that experience drove home the point that traditional/centralized publishing wasn't the way to go and set the stage for me to publish Alarm Clock Dawn on Steemit and then self-publish The Perfect Pause.

I'm sorry to hear about your experience at work. It's so unfair how much power management wields and how freely they abuse it. The that I've learned is they're often they're the most unhappy of all the employees so they take it out on others.

I really feel like cryptocurrency will be the path to freedom for a lot of people. This next year should see some pretty amazing growth. I wish you luck on your path, my friend.

As always, thanks for stopping by and for your thoughtful comments.

Beautifully written yet again!It’s insane that the majority of people do work 9-10 hours a day, sleep 8 hours and have such little time to spend with their families and do something to realize their dreams.I’m more than happy to hear stories like yours, where by hard work and persistence now you have what you wished for a long time😊Cryptocurrency is just like an internet news back then, no one understood it but it took world by storm nevertheless.I can’t wait to watch your hardfork series, it will be awesome!Good luck to you🤗

Thank you so much, @damira! You're so right in your comparison between the internet and cryptocurrency. Both are having the same seismic effect on our culture!

Welcome🤗🙌

struggling to remember what day of the week it is

Ha, I can relate! Especially when travelling! I'm practicing being a digital nomad at the moment in Thailand - that time thing is not easy :D

It’s astonishing how often this happens throughout the course of a day when you’re able to pay attention. When you notice this it offers you a real short cut in your personal development.

This is so true! I never thought about it this way. It's also something you just don't know beforehand, that's why so many people are so scared to take that leap of faith you took.

I’ve made peace with the fact that not everyone is ready.

Yes, me, too. The longer it took us to be ready, the more compassion we have for others who are not ready yet. Because we've been there.

I loved this post. I will share this outside of Steemit :)

Hey @connecteconomy! I'm glad you connected with the post! A digital nomad is what I aspire to be, maybe between seasons of HardFork.

It's so true what you've said about compassion. I've learned that things typically happen for people when they're prepared for it. When someone isn't receptive this is typically what I tell myself, "It must not be their time."

Thanks for your support!

wonderful post Eric, I never tire of reading about real life changes resulting from steemit and the decentralized paradigm because we're all trying to figure out just how to bring this new system out of our computers and into our own walking and talking lives and this takes time, agility and inspiration. Thanks for being a great example and for sharing your journey, it's been so wonderful to witness it!

Thanks, Ruth! I appreciate your continued support. How are you readjusting to life back in Portland? We had so much fun traveling but were very thankful to get home and sleep in our own bed.

Congratulations dear friend @mervancewalton for this great step you have taken, I share your words, in particular the same happened to me for 32 years, until I made the decision to lead a decentralized life, as you say it is not facial and requires a great organization, but the happiness of feeling free is priceless.
Thank you very much for sharing this experience.
I wish you a beautiful weekend

Thank you! I always appreciate your support @jlufer! Have a wonderful weekend my friend!

Beautiful.. No changes when nothing changes any change will desire, we must make it must to be in our mind to attain and will definitely get it. Thanks for sharing your story, am sure it will help a lot of Steemit out ther

Thank you for your support and comment!

but since I’m out in the world during the time most people are at work I also feel like more of an observer of life.

There are so many nuggets in your writing that just lift my spirit to read. This one in particular caught my eye. There is so much more we see when the blinders of work, eat, socialize, sleep and repeat are gone.

It's flattering that the words I string together have that effect on you! Thanks, @lydon.sipe!

Definitely right to the point of the way things are with people who do not come out of their comfortable zone. One will never reach the height of the greatness if we continue to mentally be someone else’s or societies slaves.

So true, Juan!

Hell yeah Eric, that's what I'm experiencing as well.

I'm in this for 2 months now... but 2 months in this paradigm feels like a whole year in the old. Does that make sense?

It's like I developed and improved myself in these 2 months more than in the past year alltogether.

Definitely a life-changer and I'm so glad I red-pilled myself.

Keep up the good work, you discovered in time, at least you're not 80 :D

Definitely, the feeling of 2 months seeming like a year is called, "Steemit time-compression". Lol. Many people say a month on the blockchain is like a year in the real world...things move so quickly. This platform has the potential to change your life if you work hard. I'm glad you red-pilled yourself too! Thanks, @spiritualmax! You're right...better late than never!

Excellent post, I think it is very true that many people act as a robot, fulfilling an activity that they do not even like, that way they spend many years in that hostile atmosphere. That's why you have to get out of that routine and look for your own future, at first it's difficult to adapt, but then life changes in your favor. So it happened to me, when I decided to quit and work independently for myself.

Its agreat story thanks for sharing
Enjoy your life I wish you all the best stay happy
God bless you

Change is coming. Those who want freedom will have their chance to attain it. All it takes is an open mind and a willingness to do the work to make the transition from the old world to the new one...and it does require work. Don’t put it off until tomorrow. Learn all you can about cryptocurrency and blockchain, delve into it and then spread the word. The future will arrive sooner than you think.

Great recommendations I must say.

A decentralized life is a life that gives you an extra life line.

We have to be intentional about "Change".
We have to be more responsible for everything that we go through.

@ericvancewalton, great wisdom you have shared with us.
Happy you are Back.

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"A decentralized life is a life that gives you an extra life line." Love that! Thanks!

the employer pays just enough so the employees don’t walk away and, as a result, most employees work just hard enough so they don’t get fired.

Truth.

I can handle maybe one more year of a paycheck job. Maybe.

Excellent post, I think it is very true that many people act as a robot, fulfilling an activity that they do not even like, that way they spend many years in that hostile atmosphere. That's why you have to get out of that routine and look for your own future, at first it's difficult to adapt, but then life changes in your favor. So it happened to me, when I decided to quit and work independently for myself.

Thank you! Congrats on being able to drop out of the rat race!

Well I am sure I am gonna say & write this kind of status in the coming days !Yes sure it is more likely and anybody would love to do/lead the decentralized life !
Hope you get a great time ahead as well !

I totally get where you were at in your work life. Folks get so caught up spinning in the hamster wheel, that it is difficult to even think about getting out when you are just trying to keep pace and survive in the corporate world. I think your story will give many the idea to pause and assess where they rather be.

You are so right! After a while you're trying so hard to keep up you become blinded to everything else.

Describe your life in a beautiful method .
Nice blog Eric . Keep posting and enjoy

So happy that you've broken away from the corporate world early in life! I waited for retirement and can't help thinking of how different life could have been. We may work harder at times now but are reaping the rewards in more ways than one. No peak hour traffic, no more irritations with office politics. We get to enjoy a leisurely start to the day, plus I've started meditating again!
Must mention at this point, your book is amazing so far, and has spurred me on to start meditating again, so a big thank you for that! The intro reminded me of myself; went through a serious depression and panic attacks for years, that fear of being afraid was the worst! I was on medication for many years to keep this in check but only started healing when I started going to yoga classes which was an aid to feeling better, but when I learnt how to meditate, the healing really started and I stopped the anti depressants. I learnt transcendental meditation which is so simple.
Will let you know as I progress with The Perfect Pause, something we can all do to not only heal ourselves but also affect the world around us in a good way!
Still an infant as far as cryptos go, rely on my son for advice, he's into mining, and designed his own trading bot which is doing very well, yep it's a whole new exciting world!
Thank you Eric!

Thank you @lizelle, I was beginning to think I'd never get out before retirement...my early exit was sheer luck. What I'm enjoying most now is the freedom. How nice is it to be able to run errands when everyone else is at work! : )

I'm glad you're enjoying the book and it makes me happy that it's been a catalyst for you to start meditating again. It really has been the single thing I can credit with turning my life around and have heard similar stories from so many others. It's nice now to live from a place of excitement instead of a place of fear.

I'll be looking forward to hearing more of your thoughts on the book as you progress.

Wow, you sound like you're in good hands with your son! Best of luck to you both on growing your wallets!

You're very welcome and I hope you have a wonderful week!

Bitter truth of everyone life now days
Nice article dear, keep posting , thanks

time itself made the clock stop working oh that line!!

@ericvancewalton, I'm so excited to hear your life story. You're currently succeed in blockchain system and lot of providing work done to @hardfork-series. Absolutely I saw you act there greatest character. Finally you found your life balance. Its nice to hear us. We all can take some of your good things to near us. Your new rotation I accept wish you the best for your new goal in this platform.

Thank you @madushanka!

Exactly brilliant consideration. I think your new decentralized life change started via hardfork-series. Your life experience seriously better to contribute. That's all past experience gives us to future succeed. Best story shared.

Change is always better to start a new journey to rediscover yourself :)

Thank you @ericvancewalton for your insights. I'm also transitioning into decentralized life. Here on Steemit, do you still feel that creative people who are new to the platform can gradually realize their financial independence? Or is the system somewhat broken and favors just the whales and orcas?

In other words, is investing in STEEM a must or not?

Your'e welcome @organduo! I don't think it's absolutely necessary to invest in a bunch of Steem right out of the gate. Although there are many more users now than there were when I joined in 2016, in some ways I feel it's easier to get noticed than it used to be.

There are many accounts which are set up to help creators of good content get traction now (like @sndbox). My advice would be to reach out and utilize these tools at our disposal now. Sndbox is especially helpful because they have posting guidelines you have to follow in order to get their support, this forces content creators to become better. It takes a while to get noticed here but if you keep readjusting your approach until you find your niche you will eventually get there.

Another word of advice is to engage in other people's posts by leaving substantive comments on people's content you connect with. So many new users make the mistake of leaving spammy comments on 100 posts a day (i.e., "Love your work. I write good stuff too! Check out my blog!") when they'd connect with far more people if they left 5 genuine comments. The spammy comments actually drive people away. I hope this helps! Best of luck to you.

Totalmente de acuerdo con lo que públicas en un mundo polarizado donde nos obligan a siempre estar condenados a un horario de trabajo por un salario y vemos pasar las horas los días meses y años y al final dejamos de hacer muchas cosas en ese valioso tiempo. buen post felicidades..

Gracias por tu comentario. Muchos de nosotros vivimos nuestras vidas desde un lugar de miedo, fui uno de ellos antes de octubre, aunque pensé que no era así. Esta nueva vida es más de lo que soñé que sería.

A beautfiul post with wisdom from the heart of your experience. I am not quite there yet, but the possibility of a new way of being in the world is truly a wonderful prospect. Thank you.

Thank you for reading! I think we'll be seeing so many possibilities open up in the next couple of years. It's an exciting time to be alive, for sure.

Awesome and inspiring. I left my job in Oct 2014 to pursue art full time. Back then, Facebook was more decentralized. Algorithms didn't block your content from your own followers. It was amazing! I was creating every day and building a business around my passion! Then in 2015 algorithms started to slowly cut away my audience, to the point that in 2017 for all intents and purposes, I didn't have an audience for my art anymore on facebook. It was the most stressful year of my life to be honest. I became full of doubt, and depression - and anger and resentment towards Facebook! I wasn't enjoying it anymore, working super hard for so little. It looked like I was going to have to look for a job. And then - I joined Steemit.

So far it's been helping me make ends meet, and be able to keep doing art full time. It feels AMAZING to have an audience that is growing again, and that will see my posts if they follow me. I followed you, looking forward to following more of your decentralized lifestyle journey!

Thank you @adammillwardart! I'm sorry to hear about your struggles with Facebook but am glad you found Steemit! I had the very same experience with Facebook during that timeframe. Before the monetization of the platform I was growing a decent readership and selling my self-published books. Like you, the audience I worked so hard to build for years on Facebook all of that vaporized over the course of a few months. Every now and then I go back to my Facebook Author page and post links to my Steemit articles but refuse to pay them so people who've liked my page see my posts. I miss interacting with some of by loyal readers I made there, many of them haven't joined Steemit so they can't really interact with my posts on here.

Honestly, I'm growing equally concerned with the quality of posts and interactions here on Steemit now. I think the plague of spammy comments (many of them are left by bots) and junk content are really harming the reputation of Steemit as a whole. I hope the platform can figure out a way to correct this in the near future.

I miss the days of thoughtful comments (like the one you just left), this kind of interaction makes you feel like people are really connecting with what you have to say. I wish you well in your art! I was following you a while ago but lost a few of the people I followed during one of the last updates. I've re-followed you and am looking forward to your future posts! Thanks!

My only regret is not joining Steemit when I first heard about it more than a year ago - I didn't trust giving my phone #. I worked in call centers for 17 years and I don;t like to give my phone #, I was like "Oh ya I send this phone # then I'll be getting calls from India every 5 mins" lol Oh well, my loss... Better late than never as the saying goes!There should be a support group here on Steemit for people who built creative businesses on Facebook and then basically lost them lol Stoked you enjoy my work enough to follow me! :)

Steemit does have some issues that will prevent most of my fans from migrating here, like absolutely no privacy, more so than the annoying but easy to ignore comments. People with weird exes, people who have jobs and don;t want thier bosses to find them blogging on Steemit. People on social assistance that can't be earning $ without losing their social assistance. I saw @fyrstikken bring up a good point too - when anyone can view a persons wallet, whales and even dolphins, could pretty easily become targets of things like kidnapping and extortion - and ruin Steemit's name much faster than "Upvote mi plese" Here;s his post if you hadn't seen it. https://steemit.com/serious-security/@fyrstikken/the-joy-of-flashing-the-steem-account-value

Hi Eric, what? You mean to tell me you don't miss the corporate pyramid. I am happy for you. Thanks for helping me and resteeming my essays.

Haha, I am thankful for the lessons I learned but am not missing the cubicle one tiny bit. THANK YOU for all you did to help me gain the confidence to take the leap of faith.

Sometimes we need to get out of the atmosphere and routine we lived in,
So to breathe for ourselves and let the mind and body relax a little

Greet story of your life my dear friend.Thanks for sharing story with us.

Nice to have you back posting again @ericvancewalton.
Keep it up my dear friend.

Upvote And Resteem

Good writing content you have a great life thank you for sharing with steem community Hope you will share more

trust is an issue on the planet we live. Now and again individuals make you to need to quit giving. It's only a delight to neglect at times yet different circumstances we need to rethink. I want to associate with genuine individuals as you do.

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Decentralization is a stage in the development of the Internet.
I think that now it is more important than ever to keep pace with the times.

dear @ericvancewalton this is really awsome life story, thanks for sharing your personal information with us

wow.. Love to read your post, great experience of this post sharing, very good writing it's really good share, I also like your post
Thanks for sharing such a good post

Yeah, trust is an issue in the world we live. Sometimes people make you to want to stop giving. It's just a beauty to overlook sometimes but other times we have to reevaluate. I love to connect with real people as you do. Thanks sir

very nice

Wow what a post. It was an inspiration to read it. I'm an author too and I look forward to more of your posts.

Awesome! I'm glad you found it inspirational @dustysharp. Thank you!

great post.cryptoes are future......

This post looks very good dear@ericvancewalton

Wow...such a wonderful and interesting story by @ericvancewalton sir...
Actualy realy interesting and respect to your uncommon ideas...
Nicely done sir..
Followed now U...I'm become your fan...I'm try always followed your blog everyday...
Cheers~~~

The right decision, just someone like you who can do it.

your new follower.
love to read your articles.
keep going dear.

Your life story actually it is reality of the world. Man can not success easily, Actually there is no easy way to success. Hard working, honesty and good planning is required to earn success. Day by day I hope you will reach in best position if you keep it up.

realmente disfruto esta publicacion

love to read this story, have a nice day.

what a post about life!

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Sorry plz one chance me.

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FYI:
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Regards,
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Hlw author this guy owner multi ID and always comment by multi ID.This person always try to chest and get your reward.

You can check @magoo last report.

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FYI:
Magoo-1 is not a project of Mr. Magoo. Probably a type of copy-cat which go after rewards.

Regards,
Mr. Magoo
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Hlw author this guy owner multi ID and always comment by multi ID.This person always try to chest and get your reward.

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Are you ordinary people Not running id
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