CONTEST FOR KIDS ON STEEMIT #1|| TEll US ABOUT YOUR STEEM JOURNEY @SamuelSteemit (10% Steemkids)

Greetings to the beautiful community of steemkids, today I come to participate in the Contest For Kids On Steemit # 1 contest || Tell us about your Steem Journey, organized by @peachyladiva to tell you a little about my story on this platform.

Thanks to my parents @alanasteemit and @karupanocitizen I met steemit, they motivated me so that I could learn about the blockchain world, cryptocurrencies, as well as learn about different things, meet people from other countries and invest. (I don't know why they don't think that playing Minecraft is not useful :D )

Own photo, taken from my mother's phone, BLU model G8

My trip in steemit

I signed up for steemit at the end of June, but I started writing in July, here you can see my presentation, my parents always lecture me about the fact that I should be more constant writing, but the secret is that it does it for, I think I'm not very sure that people like the way I write. That is why until now I had only encouraged myself to perform the verification tasks. My dad tells me that the more I write, the more I will like it, but I still have my doubts ...

What have I learned in steemit?

Since I have been in steemit, I have learned about what cryptocurrencies are, how the blockchain works, what a blog is, what a wallet is and how it is already used as a layout for a publication, although I read it very much. to dad so that I can stay the way I like it.

I also learned that it is not just about writing anything, but that we must generate our content, nothing to be copying and pasting from the internet, that is plagiarism and it can bring us problems (don't just do it on their own). For this post, my dad taught me to use google translate and Grammarly to be able to translate it into English.

My challenges in steemit

As I said before, I don't feel comfortable writing yet, I hope that as my dad says it will soon become easy for me. I like the part about playing blockchain video games better, I already told my parents to invest in that.

I am also not very clear about the topics I should write about, I feel that what I like may not be interesting for others. Although my parents tell me that just saying what I think about things is already a great advance, would they vote for me to write what I think? I don't know, I have my doubts.

How would I like it to be steemkids?

I would like the community to be designed more for children than for adults, that is, a more childish community. That the topics are more childish, that they create games, challenges, that they establish topics that we can develop, thus making it easier for us to choose the topics.

How can Steem Community help you?

I would like you to praise us when we do it well and help us when we do it poorly, that we have guides or tutors who review our progress with me or that they create publications so that to guide my parents' spouse, additional help is always good; )

Own photo, taken from my mother's phone, BLU model G8

My dad tells me that you can't just leave and that's it, you always have to say goodbye and say thank you. So, I thank the steemkids community especially @peachyladiva for organizing this contest. I also thank my dad @karupanocitizen for helping me organize my ideas and make this post look the way I wanted it. Thank you very much to all.

_{The banner and the dividers were made by my dad :D}