Your perspective makes sense. It is normal for people to evaluate the ROI on the time spent in Steemit. Especially if they have full time jobs. If after an exhausting day, effort is spent publishing original content that doesn’t pay can be demotivating. Some critical things need to be fixed to ensure that the platform is fair and the reward pool is not drained by nefarious ways.
To progress in Steemit, one will need to set aside negative thoughts, believe that the platform will become better over time and the rewards will accrue to those who are consistent and persistent. In the past we would say that Rome was not built in a day. Today we would say that Bitcoin did not reach its current value in 2009; not even in 2010.
Allocate your time carefully. Learn. Do. Adjust. Avoid short term scams that promise riches. Persist & we will prevail!
Very well said buddy and iam totally agree with you and the key of success is constancy and that's why we have to be more consistent with our work.😇
I published the below linked episode yesterday, comparing Minds.com and Steemit, and I’m saying we need groups on Steemit so you can more easily create a community of people with common interests... I know there’s discord but I feel like it’s so messy to browse through it...
https://steemit.com/dtube/@petrajordan/ixuax7jh