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RE: Does It Really Matter How People Make Money on Steemit?

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Thanks for sharing
Really is great content
Does It Really Matter How People Make Money on Steemit?
My answer is no .. someone may make few cents , other can make 1 million dollars.
Personally I am happy as In Just 10 days I withdraw by @BlockTrades ( Quickly Exchange Digital Currency ) 51 SBD ( 100$ ) to My Xapo Visa Card (Bitcoin). after 2 weeks of activity
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@lordoftruth/steemit-something-more-powerful-usd100-cash-in-10-days-just-from-blogging

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There you go. This is exactly what people should see. Stop comparing yourself to others and see what you can do for yourself.

Well said !
I am 57 years old and never I comparing myself with other
I am new here and I post daily , hopping in future to be good steemer..
and I am happy for every vote and every cent..
Happy to be one of your followers
Thanks for your reply

I learned this from my father. Never compare yourself to others. Heck, i might be writing next about this. thank you

Yes I learned this from my mother : "donot comapre yourself with other and in the same time be happy if someone more rich than you.."
Thanks for your time
Here is 9.15 p.m.
The time to get rest
wish u all the best
samer

I, too, am having early success. However, I am a little unclear on how visibility on the platform works. I have a very small sample size, but I can't seem to identify what makes certain posts valuable in the eyes of the community while others are ignored. It could just be random chance of what is visible and when, but I am wondering if I am mis-using tags or posting at poor times, etc.

I guess this is why there is the demand for whale votes in the first place, other than the built-in economic one. I read a few posts from the random whale votes, and though there is no verification, users were reporting excellent profits on the vote investment (5x-10x the initial 1SBD). I'm sure some see this as unseemly, but regulation would be both ineffective and difficult. If necessary, it will self-correct.