The problem, to me and from my point of view only, is that most people see this as a job rather than leisure...
...but Steemit motto is "Money Talks" so...
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The problem, to me and from my point of view only, is that most people see this as a job rather than leisure...
...but Steemit motto is "Money Talks" so...
Steemians seems to have made their own joined for the money, stayed for the community.
Yeah... heck I joined for the money as well, but my mind shifted as I understood the work at hand here... now I love getting rewards but I love so much else... like reading Task's post... the guy is enlightened :P
Ever since I stumbled on his posts I have been an engager not just a follower ever since. He completely destroyed me with the Personal Demons post! I couldn't believe I was an emotional wreck after that.
He has great insights and my mentality of Steemit completely changed as well when I saw that instead of scrambling for upvotes what I should be after is building relationships.
Having authentic human interactions without the expectation for upvotes. A lot are all centered into a WIFM.
Would you be interested in joining the promo-steem community? I think you would be a valuable member there.
Its not just a job, it is an adventure.
Sure they come here for the money....that is what we tell people in our marketing so we cant deny that point.
Of course, most find that it takes on a bigger context...plus we see people starting to find their way into different niches that work for them.
This is the value of it....and the progression most of us go through.