"STARTING THE JOURNEY"

First it is quite rewarding to be acknowledged as part
of the Steemit community and starting the little writing career.

After watching Blood Sport with Jean Claude van Damme being three years old, I have been always concentrated on fighting and achieving large heroic goals.

Still there is these feminine particles living in each of us making us to intuitively look at the world and discover planet through more sensitive eyes of balanced beast.

I thought: "Let me fight on Steemit"
maybe that was the hidden
point of the Blood Sport movie.

Writing is definitely something that develops my Spiritual part,
and perfectly works for the Art of Life - that I am also going to talk about later on.

One would say maybe this is how I am going to make my first million -
that is however secondary - if you really want to succeed - you have to be focused.

Writing articles or books allows me to learn
and stay connected to the inside and outside world.

To make Steemit a success I would give it three years and
emphasize the following principles:

1. Listen to your spirit.
It means whenever you write sth - you follow the blent of energy - living in you.
Just write - do not think - too much. It is like improvising on violin.
You correct sounds later on as you find the right accords, vibration and tones.

2. Enjoy what you do.
Try to get inspired with each sentence you write. Understand that this sentence
is going to bring you to discovering deeper thoughts.

3. Shape it for high quality.
Do not focus on making easy and quick job, but instead take some time
to put deeper thought inside. If you really want to make your post being
valued give it at least 3-4 hours work re-thinking structure, blent, images,
videos and links.

4. Make it brief and easy to read.
I have noticed that people do not like to read long articles. They want
to read articles that are easy to grasp and understand. Articles that they
will remember along the way and can share with their friends.
Focus on the key learning points and then you can write the book!

Start small and with joy!