Ladies of Hive Community Contest #223

I'm running off time to answer this wonderful prompt of the ladies of Hive and @joanstewart. But if I can make it, I'll never expect to won.

2️⃣ Successful women understand that perfection isn’t the goal — progress is. What steps are you personally taking to progress in 2025? Describe the situation, reasoning, and how you intend to set plans into motion.

The situation I have right now is related to the previous entry I submitted. But the difference was; I was given a chance to illustrate a progress for myself. And one of those is to keep my daily blog if possible everyday, two blogs will be fine enough to keep my hive savings in good condition. Check it out I always powered down if not, I will have nothing to spend for my kids.

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I made internet my work errands. Aside from writing daily blogs I also make short poses on other platforms. Airdrops that disappointed me, but I never give up. I can never be successful until I learn from my mistakes.

In real life I'm a mother of four lovely kids, so I often multitask and I set a high time management rule. I also told my kids that I'm not competing with what their father can do. My money is for short courses but they witnessed how I was able to help them and the house. Hardwork really pays off; last year in a platform where singing is paid with tokens. I bought my son a smartphone through installment. He helped me pay it by catching shrimp using his hand and selling it to his uncle.

My husband and I built this family. He never abounded us, we just wanted more from him, no gambling, spent more time with us and made his goals into reality. If you are a follower you may understand what I want my husband to realize.

2025 is the year of Snake which I was also born in 1989. I'm going 36 this month with four kids. I just hope this year will be a lot lighter than the last one, I never believe that faith was written in stars, hands or Chinese animals. Until I proved it on my own, last year I was about to bald my hair or commit a suicide because faith really tested my strength. My son cried with me he skipped class because he knew I was not okay, he was afraid to lose her mother. It was January and the trials kept coming but I stood and I'm still here I couldn't believe that I was telling the story. A woman understands a woman.

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I can set a goal or a plan everyday but unexpected things will always test our strength. I'm just being prepared that's what I learned. I'll cry hard out loud but also laugh till I drop. In other words I'll never give up.

Thank you for reading

@usagigallardo015