I know everything about having no idea what to write about. It happens to all of us. Don’t force yourself, because it will make it a chore. If you can’t think of something, then don’t post and put efforts in commenting.
We’ve all gone through this: when you arrive to SteemIt, you have high hopes. They promised you that you could earn by blogging. There was no one to tell you the truth: earning money on Steemit takes hard work, dedication and patience. That’s why focusing on building a network is so important. Make friends, and they will look out for your posts. Don’t forget your competing with thousands of other new people. But from what I’ve read so far, you are great with words. You’re a good writer. My gut feeling tells me you will do good on SteemIt.

The first couple of weeks can be a struggle. But you’ve taken your first steps towards creating your network. Don’t give up. SteemIt needs people that create quality content.
And we’re here to support you.

Personally, my big turnaround was when I realized that the big value of SteemIt was not in its financial rewards, but in the community. The social interaction and the genuine support have become more valuable to me than money could ever be. These months on Steemit have not only made me a better writer, but also helped me to grow as a person and deal with my personal struggles.

I haven’t been here so long that I don’t remember how it all looks from here you’re standing. I can relate to how you’re feeling. But from your writings, I can sense you are strong, you are a fighter. Fight your way through those first weeks, we’ll be the supporting cheerleaders, right @lynncoyle1?!

Soon, you’ll find your way around here, and I promise you, you will be glad you didn’t quit. I’m prepared to offer you my full support, whenever you need it. Because I can see you have what it takes to do good here in SteemIt.
Try to forget about the financial rewards for a while, and focus on the community.
We’ve got your back... ;0)