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RE: It's never too late to make a Introduction.
Semper Fidelis, amphibious assault vehicle mechanic, USMC. Thank you for your service. You were wise to brainstorm your introduction post. You did well. Have a look at some of what I consider, to be important concepts to obtaining a satisfactory level of success on steemit.
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@futuremind/what-the-steemit-train-is-really-like
Thanks brother, I was a Machinist Mate Fireman. I just read your article. Very helpful. I sometimes wonder how many Veterans we have on Steemit. Writing would be a good form therapy for them on Steemit.
It's been a miracle for my ptsd. I started a discord channel for people to connect. In 5 days of existence, we're averaging 5 new users a day. You are certainly welcome to join, I also host daily dogecoin giveaways! I hope to see you around brother. And yeah I believe veterans will flood steemit. I've personally experienced some life altering hardships after my service, and there are many others who need something like steemit as well. I hope it's a positive experience for you dude.
That's cool I knew there was some on here but didn't know exactly where to look.What's your discord channel? I signed into that but just haven't used it much.
I named it Steemit-Friends. Just a general chat room with a broad range of topics, and community driven content support. Mostly newbs and dolphins working together.
I just looked it up and joined it from going to you page and finding that post you mention it in. Good looking group page thanks for the info.
Awesome dude. Feel free to introduce yourself there.