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RE: A Small Word of Encouragement
howdy @cecicastor! yes Ma'am I know what you are saying.
well, I started working 12 hour days when I was in the 5th grade and then it got alot harder than that and I've been working like that my whole life so it's a lifestyle.
If this was work then I would take some time off but this is strictly play time and fun, so far I haven't seen anything about steemit that was work.
maybe in a few months I'll feel differently but I doubt it.
when we were in real estate we worked 7 days a week for 12-17 hours a day and didn't take a single day off for the first 10 years, and that was brutal, high stress, very serious work because we were working with people losing their homes to foreclosure.
this is nothing. it's a blast!
This post and that comment shows why you are on top of the list and doing well with steemit. You are used to working, and when work becomes fun, it's no longer work. Plus I think you love connecting with people.
howdy again sir coinsandchains..yes sir I do and it's a blast, too bad it doesn't pay like consulting work does!
thank you sir for commenting, is it still hot there? hit 111 here today but my wife was in Waco and it was 113 down there!
I don't know about that, some people on here make more than I do with consulting and probably in less time I'm sure. Not to mention it sometimes takes 6 months to get paid. I would say if you keep the level of engagement up you will be making pretty good money soon enough.
Interesting, I've been to Waco before, my grandfather was actually born there.
wow you have alot of connections to Texas! ya know, we could use some more rednecks over here to help preserve our values..
six months to get paid? that's pretty outrageous but i guess you can't force them.
my wife was very impressed with what she saw of Waco she said everything she saw for miles was brand new so I guess it's growing like the rest of Texas.
LOL, I'm literally half Texan. My Mother was born in San Antonio and my parents met in Mineral Wells Texas at Fort Walters where dad was stationed. I have several aunts and uncles that still live there, and my parents are heading out there for a family reunion this weekend or next....
oh wonderful! how did your parents end up in Georgia, or did they?
Oh wonderful! how
Did your parents end up in
Georgia, or did they?
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My dad is from here.
oh ok, that makes sense.