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I realized something about myself. When I want to shift focus from something to another thing, I have to shut myself out and microscopically view the thing that I want to do at the moment. The reason why I'm telling this to you guys is because I promised myself that I have to produce content here on my blog everyday. But because of other engagements that I have to attend to, I had to let go of it for a bit.
This is just my long way of saying that I'm back. Haha.
Anywho, let's pick up where we left off, shall we?
In my last ulog, I talked about the beginnings of the Steem Summit. Right now, I want to talk about the challenges that we had to go through before we came to the final day. I will be doing so in bullet points so you won't get bored. Haha.
It wasn't always Steem Summit
The first setback that we had to deal with was the name of the event. The first name that we pitched to the core leaders was SteemitCon. When we approached
about it, he said that we might have problems on copyright when we use Steemit as part of the event name. Moreover, he said that Con had a negative connotation. It worked for Comic-con, but he feels that to use it otherwise is risky.
This also has a nice ring to it, don't you think?
Some names that came up were: Steem Movement, Steem Sphere, Steem Som (som is the French word for top), Steem Surge, Steem State, Steem Show and Steem Gala.
Good thing that 
We almost had Sarossa as the venue
But it wasn't aligned to the feels of the event that we were going for. The Steem Summit was supposed to be fun and it was supposed to be a celebration. It was a good thing that
went ahead and pitched ASpace Cebu at the Crossroads, Banilad, Cebu City.
Apart from the feels, Sarossa was also pretty expensive. It was waaaay beyond our budget. Here are some of the pictures that we took while surveying the place:
ASpace Cebu was perfect for Steem Summit, right? Photos are by: 
Only 5 people came to the Final Preparations Meeting
Having 4 people on the organizing team was one thing, but having just 5 people to participate in the task delegation and photoshoot meeting was a whole other thing. Kim had trouble at work to attend to, so
and I took charge. We went ahead and did the photoshoot anyway. Hello , 
and 
!
This man, , is a genius behind the camera
Amazing
Sweet and
The Steem Summit Working Committee
Three of the organizers were almost burnt-out
We had to make do with what we had. Among the three of us -
, and I, were tasks that were either too big or too many for one person to do. We managed to do it anyway, but at the expense of Darryll missing out on sleep and Kim almost missing his haircut.Being the emcee wasn't my job
I will spare you the details of why this was so, but for now, allow me to share this picture taken by
. I really love my makeup here, !
The show must go on! Photo is by:
I am now starting to adapt the perspective of seeing challenges as game levels that I have to get through in order to level up. By doing so, I have a more welcoming attitude toward them. Additionally, the chances of me getting fazed by them is put to a minimum. I can then direct my energy to moving forward to reach the goal.
This is, in a way, saying that the Steem Summit allowed for me to grow. I wouldn't be able to get to this point without
