The Feeling of Being in The 70s

It's always impossible until it's done.
Nelson Mandela

I couldn't quote precisely the person who wrote about the feeling of being in the 70s, but I am sure of either @wakeupkitty or @soulfuldreamer; they made mention of an improved writing as they approached the 70s, not that they never wrote well but were very cautious at this point.

Many say to celebrate the little achievement, and many will come if SBD persists. It would have been a double achievement of a dolphin coupled with the 70's celebration. I have not gotten a dolphin, but I long to get it. I crave this level, but since I couldn't get it at the moment, join me to celebrate my being in the 70's. You may not know the reason, but let me tell you what it means to be here. To be here, you should have done so much engagement on the platform; to be here, you should understand that it will take years to leave this range in the mean 70-79.

For all those who have been supportive, I am here to say a very big thank you. As I said earlier in my previous post, other social media have lost the regular posting guy; here are my niches, and thanks for accepting me.

I am very grateful to my mentor @bossj23 for guiding me through the basics of this platform and allowing me to explore while still guiding my steps. As many will always say, you can only take or show the camel the stream of water, but you can't force it to drink of it. I made this decision to drink from this river, and I remain grateful.

In my 70s, a lot of which I am appreciative has been achieved: a moderator, a multiple engagement challenge winner, numerous contest winners, contest organisers, and outside this space, but in relation to a Steemit t-shirt owner and one who was able to pay his school fees lost to some sort of Internet scammer and Ponzi scheme. I am grateful to the 01 and 02 of the Steemit platform for that vote that took me here; their commitment to seeing all members growth is massive. I appreciate the Steemitblog in general. Everybody on this platform is a factor in my progressive growth because, as far as I and we are here, progress is what we see every day.

I love celebrations, whether they be big or small. As I said earlier, little things drive bigger things, and this quote strengthens the means.

Love y'all

"Success is liking yourself, what you do, and how you do it."
Maya Angelou

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