I think you are wise to consider this. I enjoyed watching/listening to your video and your insights. Thank you!Interesting approach, @flauwy, especially in a world that seems to think more is always better. Maybe it is not. As a newbie here on steemit, I have basically just looked around on my feeds for articles/photos that have caught my eye, following the person if I like what I see. I have also taken the approach, honestly, of following those that have followed me, thinking that perhaps they have done the same with me. I think though, there will come a point though that you reach a saturation level, probably eminent with an older, slower gal like me :) And that is ok. I am here to enjoy as well as produce what I hope will be quality stories, insights, photos or even recipes.
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Oh and if you have not already done so, I would love to see you write an article on memory techniques sometime. I see that is one of your interests/specialties that you list.
Hi @trishlarimer (related to @dan?), thank you for your comment! Following many people is problematic because it will clutter your home wall and it will become difficult to see all posts. At least that is the case for me and I "only" have like 250 people I am following.
You're welcome @flauwy! (Not related to @dan...is he a larimer?) And 250 people is a lot of folks to keep track of :)
Yes, he is: https://www.steem.center/index.php?title=Dan_Larimer