Thanks for the information. I wanted to be an author when I was young and even wrote 286 pages of a book (that I scraped because I was young and not good at character development). I have thought for awhile about trying my hand at it again and this really outlines a process to follow very well.
Going to resteem this so I have it as a reference and others can see it. Will follow you, follow me too if you like.
Also, you could probably use Fiver instead of Upwork, or even Amazon Mechanical Turk for proofreading. Upwork may still be better as I have not used it, just thought I would add some options. :)
Yes fiverr or whatever will also work, just wanted to show a quick overview of how easy it is to turn your steem posts into a book. Get that book for sale!!!
thanks for the info! I think the OP 's idea can work, but you have to be selective and listen to the feedback in the comments. I see Steemit.com as a laboratory to sharpen up my ideas and how I communicate them. The first draft might be the steemit post but afterwards it needs some critical editing. Here is a fantastic resource on Udemy I followed once (it is free!) teaching editing skills. Should revisit it myself in fact: https://www.udemy.com/secret-sauce-of-great-writing/