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in #steemit8 years ago

Many people jump on board the 'Steemit is unfair boat' too quickly, for those who do not have the luck or notoriety to get onto a whale's bot list. It takes time to develop a fan base and you need consistently good posts, how do you suggest someone keeps their motivation up for continual posting?

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spoke to that question in my post The Top SEVEN Tips For Steemit Newbies To Overcome Discouragement And Get Earning Top Dollars...

To clarify: I was writing for a month straight, obsessively focused before being putting on the bot list. The reason I got put on wasn't because of luck - unless by "luck" you mean a shitload of hard work, including 15 years of intensive study and skill development.

I went through my bouts of discouragement, comparing my low rewards with others' ridiculous ones. It took alot of persistence. Just gotta keep at it, pace yourself, become a student of the five types of value and focus on packing as much value as you can into every post - becoming an increasingly-valuable contributor to the community.