I remembered when I first joined the #gratitudeday challenge, be grateful for everything. I looked at it, 62 days! That's just too far, so many thoughts ran through my head.
I first thought of listing the many things God has done for me and things am grateful for, write it and set it on autopilot with either steemauto or esteem, isn't that a good idea, but on a second thought it will remove the fun, isn't it? so I decide to take it once in a day, just as it comes.
The Pros: I don't have to worry anymore about what to write per day, just copy the post link and submit to . It also relieves me of so many stress.
The Cons: No fun, it'll look boring and robotic, just a write-up or a blog post. It breeds laziness too.
Gratitude day goes far beyond that. So I decided am going to take it one step at a time.
The Pros: Fun, as each day was a report of how I feel.
The cons: I missed some days due to some unforeseen circumstances. It hurts though.
Steemit has been my home for a long time now, and am here to stay, I've made a lot of friends and thank God so far I've had no enemies. Though post-payout isn't encouraging, yet, am moving forward, with increasing everyday followers, am tensed to have a #contest when I reached 1000 followers. God help me I want to have a contest that is continuous. "Any idea is welcomed here*.
So far I've reached 930+ followers, with this post ill be making 420 posts, I've made 2100+ comments. But am still sad at my steem power growth. I actually want to grow faster, higher, I aspire to be at the top. I believe if I roll with the real people here they might help, but I don't know how. I've made so many comments on whales post but yet to receive something tangible in return.
I already know no one owes me an upvote
But am open to any suggestion to help me.
Am so grateful to for bringing up this challenge. Am grateful to God for bringing this idea to him. It keeps the blog post flowing and made everyone have something to write.
Today is the grand finale of #gratitudeday challenge and am grateful for so far God has kept me here. The progress made so far.