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RE: How to: Turn a Crisis into a Creative Opportunity
Hey @mrs.steemit - quick, unrelated question to this post -
I noticed you have a huge follower base here, if you don't mind me asking, what's the secret to your success? Is it being on here for over a year, consistently publishing good content? Or something else? I'm still a newbie and have learned commenting produces better results than posting, but even then, building Steem here is a painstakingly slow process (not to say that it isn't fun and worthwhile!)
Anyone else reading this, feel free to chip in with your 2 cents as well ;)
Hey @jobsande I think there isn't "one way" to go about it for me what has worked:
Keep it up! :)
ahhh echt, wie geil, also grüß aus Kroatien! Bin für den nächsten Monat oder so da, allerdings bin ich auf jedenfall in HH zurück ab mittel Sept oder so, bin gerade aufm Sprung aber das mach ich sicherlich später, danke! Gibs viele Steemit leute in HH?
Interesting point "I suggest to find a reason as to why you're here for the long run," I for now have been blogging about whatever I've been interested in that moment, which I have several themes/passions like travel, investing, music, exercise/healthy living, etc but haven't yet decided to focus (or "limit") myself to any one of them...I also have the vague notion of offering a product or service at some point but have yet to zero in on that.
Right now, I'm just enjoying soaking up knowledge here and slowly (or veeery slowly I should say) building up Steem and a network. To be fair, not to use this as an excuse, but having a FT job also makes it a challenge to post every single day - doing my best though, I'd say I've been pretty consistent, even if some days are just 20 min to answer replies, etc.