Hi @surpassinggoogle, First off- This is another great post with really deep thoughts. You've talked about entering other people's minds so that you could see and feel their pains and fears. It's a very very tough job that can't be done without years of practice. Taking a look at the world subjectively is what we all do. Putting our self in someone's shoes is something that brings the balanced analysis of the world. A person could be great in his subjective matters let's say in poetry or paintings or story-writing but if his artistic work is disconnected from the real world, it's a waste until or unless that person envisions something that is not known to the world and seems impossible. All the greats in the history saw an illusion, got criticized by the naysayers until they turned that illusion into a reality. I'm no one to give @stellabelle an advice but one generic thing that I can share with everyone to be successful anywhere in life is based on questions like:

What is it that you want to do to succeed in life?

Why do you want to take this route?

If what you want to do to be successful in life is not a choice, what alternate route will you take to be there where you want to be?

By the way, you have advised her the right way already:

According to me, a solid/great/broad vision is staunch, won't haste, will be unshaken by events (on steemit there are many events plus your own inclination to react to stimuli). No competition! No fears!

I know about fiverr but did not get this point:

@steemgigs appears like it is out to disrupt fiverr but beyond that, it was out to direct people into the art of creating dreams and visions too. Also, it was one "idea", through which all of my other ideas can go through.

Great post with some very deep thoughts and I hope the readers understand it the way you communicated.

Keep sharing, caring and rocking. Stay awesome.

Steem On!