RE: How Has Steem Impacted My Life: an unstructured journey
This has been an impressively inspiring post. I glad I started following you recently, you are enriching my daily reads.
I resonated with the most of the content, but this quote impacted me the most.
We talk about censorship in the world and what we fail to realize is that the largest case out there is the suppression of the free artist within each of us, hidden from the world because we believe ourselves inadequate.
I learned about steem over a travel blogger. Yes, I want to do that too. However, as I spend more time on the platform. Interest has shifted quite fast. Motivation for the post rewards, into truly having a space to share ideas with are not likely to be censored. Ironically enough, I'm my first censor. Dreaming about a high quality content, and then preventing me from trying due to the high expectation.
You are not defined by anyone other than yourself - wake up and take responsibility for your shit.
Enlightened by your posts, I'll work on getting some content out. Through self expression I should arrive to the point where I know myself. If it happened to you that way, I should reach the same place following your footsteps.
It seems to be a common effect on the platform where people come in expecting to add and take from one area, but spiral out fast. Definitely one of the benefits here.
It is one of those just start things. Once started, it can develop very fast and expand wider.
I believe that it happens for us all this way, it is just that much of our time is spent avoiding the self-examination. I wonder if we are scared by what we will find or, scared we will find nothing of value.
Good luck and enjoy it all!
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