Hey @coruscate and @maryjaney,

Thanks for sharing those customer service stories! You two have quite a bit of combined experience in this, and it shows. I like the 'pushy' approach to entice people... it almost borders being a bit flirty, which can work too! hehe

For next week’s topic on "Creating an Adventurous Life", I'd like to ask you the following:

If you're not familiar with geocaching, it's typically an outdoor activity where you can use a phone app and your phone's GPS to track down hidden 'containers'. They're usually hidden quite well, and some 'containers' may be difficult to discover (it's totally like a game!). Once you find the 'container' (from my experience) you may find notes left behind by past travelers, trinkets/items to take with you, and/or you're more than welcome to leave something behind for others to discover.

This video is perfect for anyone reading this that may have an interest:

On a road trip to Nova Scotia that my wife and I did with some friends, everywhere we made a stop was another opportunity to go out and hunt for geocaches. We met others while doing this, found some bizarre stuff and left a few things of our own behind! We had a blast! Have you ever tried this, @anomadsoul? Or do you have any interest in this?

Maybe it's another way to bring people to the Steemit platform? It could be as simple as laminating a few small square cards with the Steem logo, website address, your username and a unique code. That way, if someone discovers a 'container' that you left a card behind in, if they join Steemit and send you that code, you could verify where they discovered the code and reward them (or something!) - I don't know, it's late, I'm tired lol

Anyway, great video (as usual), cheers,