My inspirational story in Steemit || Consistency is the hidden driver to my success on Steemit

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Nearly everyone on this ecosystem have inspirational story or experiences on steemit. Some stories could range from how consistent they were, why they haven't left, what's keeping them on the platform, what motivates them to Create contents etc. Personally, I have blot of inspirational stories about steemit right from when i joined. I usually tell these stories to my friends who are on steemit to invigorate, motivate and encourage them.. Quitting is never an option I would say to myself. Here's my story in brief.

When I joined this platform, I had no mentor so everything I did was done by me. I didn't understand the platform until after some months when someone choose to shed more light. My Steemit journey has been full of discouragement. There's a week I created up to 10 quality post applying the rules for posting and everything but guess what!, those posts paid out $0.00. Barely anyone would continue. I left the platform not until my sister told me @bossj23, consistency may be the hidden driver to your success.

We all face disappointments but we shouldn't let that enclave us. I came back on board and started creating contents and was determined not to watch the curation on a post but to move on with others. I would have left this platform since but consistency held me back. This story has helped my friends push through regardless of the votes they get for a post.

The bible says there's no food for a lazy man. That alone gives me the drive to become a financially independent person with steemit. Asides this, the following energizes me to keep writing on the platform.

• My sister once told me that Consistency may be the hidden driver to my success and that giving up is only for weak men and I'm not a weak man.

• Looking at how active others are on the platform motivates me. Sometimes, challenges like the one I hosted in steemkids and parents community makes me active and focused.

• My quest for more knowledge and social interaction keeps me on the platform.

Asides become a financially independent individual, my goal in Steemit is to raise financially independent individuals too by signing and training as many as possible especially students in colleges. Another goal of mine as to growth is to become a dolphin 🐬 by acquiring 5k SP at the end of this year and I've developed strategies that helps me reach out to that goal and achieve it.

Becoming a dolphin has always been my dream. At first I felt it was impossible not until I saw it was possible if I want it to be. I developed strategies that would help me reach out to that goal. Done of the strategies I developed are;

• consistently creating quality contents at least 5-10 times in a week. I've not left a day without posting anything. Making a 100 plus steems on a weekly basis is actually making me convinced that I can reach my target.

• Engaging in other people's posts as well as joining the engagement challenge where SC01 may support me.

• Joining Contests for additional rewards has proven helpful.

Yes I can and I'm doing so. In fact, the meetup with steemians which was students exclusive served that purpose. I used my experiences on steemit to intrigue them into doing the best they can. I also used future hopes to awaken them too.

Yes I would say the likes of @vudeme123 and @usoro01 who made 300 SP in just a month plus of joining were and are sources of motivation to me. Their consistency on the platform made me lead by example and also made me become more active than ever. If you check my posts and engagement, you'll see clear evidence how this is possible. @imohmitch too has been my greatest source of motivation from day one. When I felt like giving up, I'll see him post and then I'll become invigorated.

In summary, meetups with steemians can actually boost that energy you once had when you were a newbie. You'll get encouraged and also be told ways on how you can improve. You'll learn from others too as to how they do it.

Thanks for organizing such a contest @afrizalbinalka

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@afrizalbinalka
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