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RE: When returning from a long Steem break ...
To tell the truth, you have all the detail knowledge and understanding which will be used to grow as fast and achieve greater success in the platform.
It been nearly a year since I joined steem but have no idea about most of the issues which you have discussed in your post, especially those words which you have make a link to
Regarding what you want to hear from me; for me it’s much detail and professional. To be frank, I could not able to comment this post except forwarding my appreciation. Even, I just make a copy of your post for me to use as a reference and guiding checklist to do in the future.
I really loved it!!! Keep doing same!!!
@abrish - Thank you for your kinds words. It is hard to understand everything. I have slowly gained new knowledge, but I am always learn more everyday.
If you have any additional questions, just let me know. I will do my best to give you answers.
Thank you very much for your kind will. as i tried to mention in my previous comment. it been round a year since i joined steem, yet my progress and success in the platform is not as such satisfactory. I think it is because i did not get the foundation from where to build reputation, followers, important supporting networks, partnership with other steemians like you ..............
i will be very happy if i got any support or advice regarding these issues and other similar
thanks a lot
I think a lot if people fee the same way. I think it is important to connect with people. When you first join Steem it is often easier to make connections via comments than with new post (that is unless you already have a strong following). I recommend finding a few Steem role models that do what you want to do and then learn from their posts. For me I wanted to be like @reddust because she always was kind in the comment section.
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