When I came here to Steemit, I could see that there was a generally concurrent theme, read @cervantes here,
@cervantes over there,
@cervantes this,
@cervantes the other, and I did not know what it was
@cervantes but I wanted to know that It was so I started to investigate. After the research process, I learned that
@cervantes was a support community for the Hispanic community and that it was a conglomerate of great people rich in culture.
Already within the community, I began to share with some of its members, who guided me on my way to Steemit, improving the visual quality of my post and instilling the value of work on the platform. The more I knew about what the community meant, the more I wanted to be taken into account by its curators, but it did not happen, day after day I wrote post about various topics, making a physical and intellectual effort to present something of quality but nothing, at a certain moment I came to feel depressed because I felt it was just another little ant.
Yesterday I got up at 6:00 a.m. straight to publish and later I went to a job interview. I must say that the day was not easy, I spent about four hours in the interview, the light went out and I missed a Champions League game, something fatal. When I got back home I went looking for my girlfriend and I went to the computer when I arrived; I get into Steemit to check my blog and the first thing I find is a vote of @cervantes.
When I saw that I felt very happy, it had finally been taken into account by the elite community of Hispanic content, it meant a lot to me since apart from knowing that they value my work here at Steemit, I am very supportive, I live in Venezuela and because of the strong situation that we are going through, Steemit has become a great relief for my countrymen.