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RE: My Other Life: Traveling The World, Building a Successful Business, Falling in Love, & Becoming A Heroin Addict
Ahhh damn, didn't realize that. No worries man, thank you for the info!
Ahhh damn, didn't realize that. No worries man, thank you for the info!
I suggested to blackwiddow7 that this story was worthy of a steempearl, she agreed. this steempearl post won third prize on the minnow support project, so hopefully this will boost your following, give it some time and you will be earning money here, your posts are of high quallity, you have a story, and you are good on computers. in time my friend you will be up there
That was your doing eh? I thought that was really cool, I didn't even notice until earlier yesterday...thank you man. Very humbling. I feel like I can integrate SteemIt into my little conglomerate of income streams but we'll see how this next month or two goes :) Are you having some decent success here yet? You're up in the 50's, things must be getting decent!
Yeah I'm getting there. I had a lot of interest right from the start because of our unusual life style, and the whole tinyhouse thing, but you have to keep at it, some times I only get 15votes, but even that can bring in some $ of its the right people voting for you, and I seem to have some whales following and voting my conten( I prefer to call them pioneers)
That's awesome man. I love seeing other people live their lives in an outward fashion and just enjoying themselves - and that gives you loads of great stuff pretty much daily to write about/share, so living a unique lifestyle really provides twice the awesome that living the status quo would.
Haha, pioneers - I like that. They seem to be an interesting breed around here, that's for sure - I almost feel like this platform itself is one giant social experiment, you have a few people trying to change everything from societal norms and attempting to redistribute/equalize the wealth. I saw a chart that already showed the top like 1% hold 93.333% of all wealth (excluding the SteemPool) on here. That's nuts, but it's funny how quickly even a monetized social platform quickly mimics real life society.
Even down to it being a meritocracy - pretty crazy socio-economic dynamics here already, and it's such a young platform! I still can't believe I had never heard about this up until a few days ago - I'm usually all over everything crypto/marketing/blogging/etc...