🏆 1000 followers – Reintroducing Cryptodan 🏆

cryptodan (52)in #steemit • 8 years ago

I joined Steemit on the 21st of may this year and just the other day I reached 1000 followers! I can honestly say that it’s been an exciting journey and I never thought I would reach 1000 followers so quickly.

After 75 days on Steemit I have learned a lot from reading unique and inspiring posts and I have also gotten to know some very exceptional people in the community. There isn't a day that goes by where I'm not blown away by how much talent and how helpful people are on this platform. That makes me proud to call myself a Steemian!

To all my followers

I’m very thankful for every single one of you who follows me here on Steemit. Thank you so much for all your love and support! I thank you all for taking the time to check out my posts and I really appreciate your upvotes, comments and resteems. I try my best to repay your kindness and to reply to all your comments and drop by your posts when I have time to do so.

A little about me

I tend to write mostly about crypto, both from an investors perspective but also from an educational perspective. I usually lay out the facts as I see them and then tell you guys my opinion on a given subject whether it be positive or negative. I’m not one for holding my tongue and I appreciate having a constructive dialogue/debate about different aspects of crypto, so don’t hold back if you read something in my posts and you are either not in agreement, or if you have something to add to the discussion.

Here’s a couple of my latest crypto posts:

https://steemit.com/eos/@cryptodan/eos-token-sale-why-i-m-not-investing-in-it https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@cryptodan/bithumb-hacked-never-store-your-cryptocurrencies-on-the-exchanges

I also write motivational posts, and will continue to do so going forward. The reason I write these posts is simply that I like to help others achieve their dreams and goals. You could say I’m a natural motivator :D

We often see people having a tough time on Steemit. This goes both for new Steemians who has to figure out how it all works, but also veterans of Steemit who gets discouraged because of low payouts or because of disagreements (like the whale war). I try to help out with my posts, and hopefully do my bit to help fix Steemit’s retention issues.

Here’s four motivational posts:

https://steemit.com/steemit/@cryptodan/why-you-should-keep-posting-even-if-you-get-low-rewards https://steemit.com/life/@cryptodan/three-factors-that-will-guarantee-your-success-part-1-networking https://steemit.com/steemit/@cryptodan/three-factors-that-will-guarantee-your-success-part-2-working-smart-and-hard https://steemit.com/steemit/@cryptodan/three-factors-that-will-guarantee-your-success-part-3-live-in-the-present-moment

And here's my first introduction post in case you would like to get know me a bit better:

https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@cryptodan/hello-good-people-i-m-cryptodan-introduceyourself I have become good friends with some very talented people. I think you should check out their posts and follow them if you like their content: @sflaherty, @cryptofrygirl, @foodie.warrior, @mathworksheets, @jimmyrai28 and @scaredycatguide.