The voice on the street; call to action for all steemians

Good morning everyone, I’m @raymondbruce, the founder of steemit_extention and the co-founder of the offline minnow school. Integrating into @stach motto ”decentralizing the offline”, that’s where I got my major goal. My vision is to ”decentralize the offline, starting from the youths on campus”.

image credit:- @ofishea

What is steemit?

I see steemit as a platform built on the intentions of helping individuals achieve their goals without any limitations. Steemit was built on voluntarism and sacrifice.
The reward pool isn’t divine; it is actually the collection of risk people (investors) had to undertake just hearing the vision of steemit. No one knew steem/sbd would rise to the level it recently did. Most of the huge steem power holders only had to invest not really because they wanted to maximize profit but because they loved the concept about steemit and they were like, okay let me experiment on it.

Steemit is a game changer and in expect every steemian to ensure steemit achieve its aim, without us there is no steemit and without steemit most of us will be nothing by today, I have seen lots of individuals living a standard life because of steemit.

Steemit has reached out to you, why don’t you reach out to others. There are lots of individuals crying every day because they cannot afford a day meal.
I’m not saying you should start distributing your income but at times it is necessary {you may not know how many life’s you have saved by just reaching out to does less privileged}.
As for me I prefer teaching people how to catch fish, than giving the fish because if you give a person fish you are just feeding him for the mean time but if you teach the person how to catch fish you are feeding him for life time.
That’s what the offline minnow school project is all about, decentralizing the offline, helping youths earn without depending on government because if they start depending on government they may end up dying without achieving their goals.
There are lots of individuals in the grave yard that died without achieving their goals, their visions or plans that may change mankind for good but weren’t able to do that because they were limited due to low income.

What the offline minnow school do

We teach youths how to earn without depending on the government by introducing them to steemit, teaching them the mechanism behind steemit and helping them to earn.

Currently we have achieved a lot

Starting with the offline line campaign with over 100 audiences (all youths), introducing them to steemit, telling them how they can use steemit to change the situations of their family and friends. And we also blessed them with steem powered gifts. That was like the best day of my life. Video about the event below

The next was the hunt and recruit mission; were we approached youths, tell them about steemit and giving the free access to the net so they can easily register.

I mentor all the accounts that registered through the minnow school and any other that feels like @raymondbruce can help me.
I do all this things because I feel steemit can help reduce the rate of poverty in our economy.

I have a question for all steemians

What are you doing with your steemit earning?
How many lives have you touched?
I was ready an article and the title was don’t trend on our blogs but trend in our hearts.
There are lots of ways to touch peoples life, like I said earlier is not only by distributing yours earnings, a world of encouragement can really go a long way for somebody out there.

If you listen carefully the loudest voices on the streets are crying, looking for divine intervention, looking for solutions. When you can, what is stopping you from doing that?

You > steemit, steemit > others = you > others
According to the law of transitivity, if you promote steemit and steemit blesses lots of people’s lives, you are the on blessing their lives.

Steemit is community built on love so go out there and show some love.

Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate the time you spared. Feel free to stop by next time.