Hey @crypto.piotr,
I've not given up on Steemit, I never have.
I've not been impressed with my potential content - I don't like any posts to feel forced- and my day to day has been a 180 flip from when I was working full time.
I had no time back then, in a depressed zombie trudge, and now, in my independent from corporate life, optimistic lifestyle, I've felt the need to correct some of my neglectful wrongs with my domestic life, fitness & entrepreneur endeavours - all whittling away time as well.

I read as many posts as possible on Steemit that I can, but again, I don't like it to be forced. There is so much information content in the real world, and online, that my capacity to filter them all is exhausted.

By the time it gets to evening, I am pooped, I've had to drop out of many real world groups I had joined too, as I couldn't justify spending the hours with an outcome that wasn't a benefit to my goals.

I'll keep an eye on project.hope hive

I'm always looking for a paradigm shift.