Thank you @guiltyparties for including me in your victims list for the Chart Your Course Challenge. As for you
@dreemsteem, well done! Making us think....bratt!
I have to admit, like many of you, the reason I first became involved with the Steemit platform was hunger. Literlly at times. My hubby and I have been having tight times, but it's been worth it. He had to go off on sick leave to have three joint replacement surgeries. Now, instead of constant pain, he can walk and enjoy life again. I can't tell you how happy this makes me.
Today, I see Steem as a place to challenge myself and get involved. I'm not really a "people" person. Don't get me wrong, I like most people. I long to get involved in social initiatives but sometime my anxiety gets in the way. And to be honest, I don't have a lot of patience for "haters". Here, I have the opportunity to engage with like minded people and work towards a common goal. And here, I have my big sister, @shadowspub, for support and mentorship. I'm slow getting involved but once I'm there, I engage.
Chart Your Course Challenge
What is your Steemit goal? (In one sentence, make it as specific and as measurable as possible)
My dream is to create a #fiberartists /creatives community that shares, supports and comes together to work on initiatives to help others.
Prioritize these three aspects of Steemit for you: Posting, Curating, Commenting
- Commenting - always!
- Curating
- posting
Name up to 5 groups/communities that help you to achieve your goal:
Steemit Ramble
The Steem Engine
- working on it.
Name at least one measurable future goal for: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months and 12 months.
1 month - to find and interact with all the #fiberartists and creatives possible.
3 months - 500 followers
6 months - to have a popular discord Coffee Hour
12 months - to fully understand Crypto currency and the Steemit platform.
And because everything should end on a sweet note... name your favorite dessert!
Fresh fruit salad with lots of berries and a scoop of french vanilla ice cream!
Challenge 3-5 people to chart their course!