Daily Metrics Measures the amount of daily active accounts, as tracked by steemd. As you can see active user's has not seen sustained growth over the last month. The massive bump in daily use can likely

I'm back with another update on the state of the site. Today we'll be looking at the level of active accounts over the past three weeks. Still a small set of data I know, but I feel it's best for all

What’s in a hijack? Daniel Goleman initially coined this term in 1996. The term describes an emotional response that is immediate, overwhelming, and uncharacteristic for the stimuli because it has triggered

You can find part 1 here, recently updated with some stats I forgot to add. Today we'll be looking at engagement based on data collected from steemle for the month of August. This will be measured in votes,

Morning steemers, I'm currently mulling over investing in steem. In this process I'll be looking at several factors that will help determine if I move forward with that decision. I figured I'd share this

The concept of self-control as a renewable resource might seem strange, but it shouldn't. The internet is rife with jokes about how a long day can destroy any idea of productivity. We come home, lay on

This was made over at piktochart on a free account if anyone is interested in trying their hand at it.

It’s a source of contention we’ve all faced at some point and likely will until we die. Who deserves our respect? How do we define it? Who's earned it? And, by what right have they earned it? When we think

What is the Pomodoro technique? It's a time management device developed by Francesco Cirillo in the 1980's. The technique users a timer to breakdown work, normally into twenty-five minute chunks, separated

Nothing like coming on steemit and trying to strike the sweet balance between making content and consuming it.

Thinking Hot Originates from the limbic system Associated with fear Automatic natural response. Immediate response/reward system Thinking Cool Dominated by the pre-frontal cortex Came very late in evolution

Thanks to the wonderful @bitcoiner, who came up with the equally wonderful SteemDown and who's image I stole, it's incredibly easy to track what our whales are doing with their steem. And while this will

Warning: This post and the attached video contain slightly crude language. In the words of famous French philosopher Michel de Montaigne, "Kings and philosophers shit and so do ladies" That is

I've seen quite a few posts on here going for the basic web stats you can find at alexa and similarweb and that's great! Since we're all partial investors in the growth of steemit, as users and owners

Let's take a look at some reasons why Buffett would 'hard pass' on this innovative opportunity. "Oh hell nah" This shouldn't surprise anyone who knows anything about how Buffet invests. In this post I'd

You may have seen @steemrollin 's post covering user engagement in these past few days. He's flat out right that user engagement is crucial for the growth of a website like this. And where that traffic

They all seem similar, and it's not uncommon for us to use these words in the same string. Or, for us to use the latter two when describing a time we needed self-control. But, there is an important distinction

25% of young Americans, women, and parents experience high levels of stress. 50% of Americans believe they have stress 33% higher than healthy levels. 64% of Americans say major stress comes from financial

Less sleep equals more productivity. Or, is it just more time I could be productive? Probably the latter, but still. I just have to use that time wisely and losing sleep is worthwhile, right? Foolproof

In 2014 a group of researchers, Wilhelm Hofmann, Maike Luhmann, Rachel R Fisher, Kathleen D Vohs. and Roy F. Baumeister, looked to answer a nuanced question: are people with high self-control happier than