A lesson for every minnow that aspires to become a whale [1 minute ...

Two days ago I made a post that was relatively "successful":

I am very happy for this result, that rewarded the effort that I put on Steem since the first time I heard of it.

I feel like I can give some important advice to other minnows like me that aspire to give a precious contribute to Steem:

1) Understand the nature of money, debt and of the economic system as a whole:

resources to learn more about this topic:

2) Don't be a hater, work hard and respect everyone

If a whale is a whale, it's because he committed valuable time, or goods, to help starting this project. Respect this. If one day you will be a whale, you'll understand better.
If a minnow is a minnow, it's because he still didn't committ enough quality content recognized by others.
Try to think about how you can HELP instead of what you NEED. If you are full of needs and you have few things to share, this is not Steem's fault. Maybe it's a fault of the society, and maybe with your help Steem can contribute to fix this.
Look for post by other minnows that you believe are useful and upvote them early, to help them have visibility. The more the user base of Steem increases, the most this becomes important.
It is love that creates anything that has value

3) Be patient, and positive
Go on making your best, either posting, commenting, or curating other posts, independently from results

Simone

A lesson for every minnow that aspires to become a whale [1 minute read]