When I decided to come to Steemit in the very beginning I saw it as an opportunity to pour my heart out to the world in hopes to spark something in others. Fast forward many months and I entered into a resurgence. This resurgence was simply about me going all in on Steemit and making sure I was doing every single thing I could to motivate and encourage people even more. I can honestly say that I enjoy the work that I do in the community and the connections I've made with so many other people. The plan is to keep it that way.
The reason why I chose this title is because sometimes we can let our work become burdensome and forget the importance of what we are doing it for in the first place. For me waking up everyday to do the work I do now on within the community via Steemit and Dtube is a gift that I do not deserve. But I am here and words can't describe how thankful I am for it.
If you are reading this, you need to find that spark. You need to allow your passion for your work or your life engulf the environment you are in and also other people's lives. I strive to live this way myself but lately or at least a week I started noticing some signs that I did not like.
I started to work, work, work to the point I wasn't getting sleep, I was not eating much, and my mind started to get a little hazy from it all. This is not what I want for my life. Although I like working hard, I do not want to cross that thin line and enter into the realm of workaholics. Why not? Because I was there and my body collapsed afterwards sending me into the lowest place that I had ever been in my life.
Constantly I am thinking of ways to motivate and encourage yall. This is my life's work and I am committed to doing this. Not only that but it's a joy to do at the same time. I do not want my work to become a burden so I am looking for ways to become more efficient and make sure I am actually living life. The fire is rising again. I can feel it. But first comes much needed rest and recouping. I hope you take that fire that you have and unleash it. Let it permeate through your work and in your life. Shalom.
