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The project Hope community seems to be an organization of countless wordsmiths, surfing through the community everyday seems like another crash course on every topic supported by the community. Project Hope as a community is known to support variety of contents, with the much-pronounced wide scope of supported content and an unarguably skilled writers in each of this scope, it’s always a great experience scrolling through the tons of great contents published here on a daily basis. As a result, rating these contents are even a harder task.

However, with a little bit of personal sentiments, here are my three favorite articles published in the project Hope community during this week. As a matter of fact, I must say it’s been a hard time selecting these three articles as many other contents from the community also appeals to me almost equally.

Without further delay, let me take you through my top three posts in the project Hope community for this week.

<h4>Winning in Business: Characters that are Common between Entrepreneurs.</h4>
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<blockquote>Successful entrepreneurs get really concerned about the comfort of their customers, they are very much interested in meeting the needs of people which certainly makes people get comfortable with them and free to always want to patronize their product and service.</blockquote>

In a brief but thoughtful piece, @mojubare highlights the common traits of successful entrepreneurs. Definitely worth a reading. <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@mojubare/winning-in-business-characters-that-are-common-between-entrepreneurs'> Read here</a>

<h4>A Great Man I Can Never Forget</h4>

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Definitely one of my favourite articles for the week. It was a bit tough finding my way around steem and hive following the split and community feature inclusion. Having been inactive for a very long time, it was almost a new stuff to me. The split and creation of hive had brought my attention back to steem and hive. However, it was hard finding my way around and writing on these platforms again. A very long story cut short, I stumbled upon project hope and @coach.piotr and once again, it feels great to be on these two platforms! @hardebola just put words to my thought, but there’s definitely a whole lot more I’d love to add. <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@hardaeborla/a-great-man-i-can-never-forget'>Read here</a>

<h4>Earning a fat salary everyday does not guarantee wealth.</h4>

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<blockquote>The set of people who are quick to spend their income on liabilities rather than assets and investments have very poor mentality even if they are earning a huge amount at the end of every month. Those who earn little and always remember the place of investment and financial growth before any expense are the truly wealthy individuals.</blockquote>

Getting rich via multiple streams of income has always been the major talk of financial advisors and the rave of our time. Everyone wish to earn a lot per second, while this is certainly a path to wealth, it does not guarantee it. @ireti reflects on a very important topic. <a href='https://peakd.com/hive-175254/@ireti/earning-a-fat-salary-everyday-does-not-guarantee-wealth'>Read here</a>

Just as stated, a couple of other articles should also come into this list, it took a very hard time to give a nod to these few, endeavour to visit the project HOPE community and have a good reading time, and for sure you can also be a contributor