"Sfb contest: Feeling an upvote notification."

Without a doubt, my favorite upvotes come from Steemcurator01 and Steemcurator02. However, other upvotes even the booming vote are also very important, even if they might be smaller in value. They create a significant impact on a user's growth and success on the Steemit platform, and no one can disagree with that. After spending 1-2 hours making a publication, including creating images, getting an upvote notification feels amazing. For me, after managing my home, household, taking care of my little daughter, and other outside activities, when I finally make time for the Steemit platform and receive upvotes from Steemcurator01 to Steemcurator09, it truly makes my day and motivates me to dedicate more time to this platform.

I feel happiness and motivation to work even more on Steemit. I see that my hard work is paying off, and it boosts my confidence, showing that I can succeed. It triggers my potential and helps me stay consistent on this platform. I believe that no one in the world would be unhappy after receiving gifts, rewards, and recognition in USD for their efforts.

I have been working on Steemit for 1.5 years and more, so from the very beginning until now, I have been very diligent. However, recently, I’ve become a little busier with my regular work and can’t dedicate as much time to Steemit. But I’m working on it , and I’ll continue to find ways to make more time for it. While writing, I focus on the topic, dive deep into it, and try to showcase my creativity, from crafting content to creating relatable pictures. I strive to follow every rule and regulation to ensure my content is clear and well-suited for upvotes, especially from Steemcurator01 and Steemcurator02.

Steemit is not a place of excessive rules and regulations; it’s a simpler, clearer, and user-friendly community. If you want to work on this platform, you need to understand its simple rules and regulations. As I mentioned, I have been working here for 1.5 years, so in the meantime, I’ve learned and maintained every step while working on it. Although I haven’t grown my reputation as much as I’d like, I believe in a slower but steady approach to achieving long-term success. With my little knowledge, I would like to offer three tips to newcomers:

1. Be creative but simple, whatever you do.

2. Be authentic. Don’t cheat by using AI or plagiarizing content.

3. Learn about Steemit. Don’t follow shortcuts—be regular in publishing, upvoting, and commenting.