My blogs that made it on Project Curie: October 2016
I believe in Project @curie and I used it measure my contribution to Steemit. Yes is true, I ADMIT not all my posts will be creative…at least I have a source to refer to and use as a measure to help me to improve.
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Project @curie is a community project run by several Steemit authors. Our mission is to help reward new content creators who are posting all sorts of original content, and give them the exposure that they need.
Some Steemers might not agree with Project @curie, I have seen a few flag…but I am 100% behind it.
A friend of mine once said:
Do not stir other people’s soup while yours is burning. Use all the time you spend criticizing others and judging them to improve your life for the better and stop being bitter.
She further said:
Reflect before you project, whenever you are about to find fault with someone, ask yourself the following questions, what fault of mine most nearly resembles the one I am about to criticize?
My blogs that made it on Project @curie for October 2016:
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There were 3 of my posts that made it to Project @curie for October 2016. I am very grateful for the recognition.
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