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RE: A dollar a day - Steem Investor Culture - The Plan - My Plan!
I appreciate your positive thinking & I am glad to see you sincerely with Steemit but my friend #Steemit will better and grow when we will support each other and we all will support Steemit because #Steemit success is our Success for that we have to make some positive efforts but Question is that those peoples which have not money to investment so what should they do for Steemit would you like to tell me please because there are huge population of this category but they are hard working.
@fyrstikken told me to upvote your comment with 100% with the following message: There is nothing wrong with working hard, but if your current strategy is not working optimal for you, change it quickly to another strategy. There are times in life when a man must either give up on a dream or take a big risk which means to eat cheap noodles and spaghetty for dinner for a while. Yes, it is slow to get in, when you are poor - but find a way to get in and you will get in while the getting in is good, and if you only can entertain, Write 4 jokes and perform them standing up in front of a webcam and title it "my biggest fail ever" and grab peoples attention for low expectation and surprise them with 4 funny short stories you made. I can watch them on my smart tv in bed and upvote you via my remote control if you make me laugh, but first you must grab my attention. Remember, this is the attention economy. It is like Hollywood Economy but larger. I was once so poor that when I missed the last bus home, I could not take a taxi or go to a cheap hotel, I slept in a shipping container at the dock in freezing temperature, I know how it is to start from nothing but a voice and waving arms.
@speedvoter thanks for these sweet words and encouraging me I think me should change my strategy as you have told me but I have solid believe in myself I will not give up & OK am not in those which think give up is better to hard work there were many guys not only guys my friends they joined Steemit and left Steemit due to lack of Upvotes.
@ajmalaftab how about having a monthly/weekly budget (whenever they get paid) for buying Steem?
It's easier said than done, that's where discipline comes in.
I don't have a big paycheck either but I still buy Steem whenever I can and powering it up.
It's playing the long game!!!
You are right my friend @micscrypt but question is this what should do those peoples who joined Steemit to fulfill their foods requirements
@ajmalaftab I don't know, work harder on the platform, they don't have to buy Steem they can earn it too through curation etc.
High-Quality content and patience. Everyone says the same but 99.9999999% of people forget the patience or think patience = 3 weeks.
I'm still new here myself but I can see what needs to be done. If you consistently post good content (every 1 or 2 days) that people enjoy within 6 - 12 months you will be golden. I can't see how this strategy can fail.
We all have an equal opportunity just from the contribution aspect regardless of where you live in the world.