Hello SteemNation. Today I bring you an interview with the man, the legend 
If you want to find out how he was able to make $150k and his secrets in the first year make sure you read the whole post.
All great things start in someone’s garage. Or garden.
Starting in July 2016, almost a year ago, with a video featuring his garden, with no knowledge about what he was doing, not even the basic thing like uploading a picture
was able to make 150 grand. Tell me if that’s not something.Abandon the ship
Against the fact that he was making money, for the first 6 months, he often thought about giving up because he had to work long hours and to do a lot of things at home as well. That and the fact that he has a wife and 5 children now.
Busy stuff
What about the money?
was able to make on steemit 3X the amount he would normally make in one year More than the average American. More than the average steemian as well.
This has the potential to be a huge economic revolution for many people
The Rise and Rise of
At the begining it’s all about the hustle and
is spendig hours everyday making multiple posts and comments. He has a total post count of over 20k.
I think that running contests and being generous helps too
He gave away thousands of dollars so far.
Advices for newbies
He started from nothing, with no knowledge and got 4k followers and $150k. This means that you can do the same as well.
You need good content to get noticed, and that’s going to take time.
You have to get noticed, so make good content on a consistent basis and comment on the posts of others to make new friends
The Gems
It’s important to never stop from learning.
knew nothing about blogging, crypto or even being online a year ago and he was still able to make $150k.This thing, the internet, brought everyone closer. No matter where you live now you can connect with other people around the world.
Everyone one steemit (except for the bots) are real people and we can all play a role in each other's lives
The only other thing that I would add is for people to be patient with others, and leave room for mistakes. We are all learning and growing, and it is easy to get offended. We need to be patient and forgive. Often, text can be misinterpreted since we cannot hear the words being spoken. There is not tone here, just words on a screen. Give others the benefit of the doubt.
So at the end of the day, if you want success on steemit you need to get engaged in the community as much as possible. It’s not all about the moeny.
Come for the reward, stay for the community.
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