Starting a journey here in Steemit is not easy, especially if you have few supporters. Fortunately, I got some personal friends, who regularly support me since day one. I’ve met some Steemians along the way and they began assisting me. I am truly grateful to these people.
Giving back is the best form of showing appreciation. Here in Steemit, no man is an island. We all need help, no matter how big or small it is.
Hive account@mermaidvampire initiated a challenge and I am taking the challenge. It’s called the Mermaidvampire’s Steemit Give Back Challenge. Basically, it’s about giving back something to a particular Steemian and it’s not hard for me to name that specific person. It’s the same person, who asked me this question: “Is there one person on steemit, that you can say, "as long as this person stays on steemit and keeps on active, i will be also stay active on steemit" and who is that person and why is it this person?” when I got featured in Hive account@uloggers. Without any hesitation, I answered: “Yes. It’s Mr. Terry Ajayi. My admiration is off-the-roof for Hive account@surpassinggoogle. He’s an unbelievable guy.” I guess you will all agree with me.
Sir Terry continually supports each one of us without asking in return. Honestly, I don’t have much to give back to him, so I choose to help him in my own little way. I am trying to help him in curation in #ulogs and also non-ulogs posts by resteeming them. He repeatedly said that it is important in the curation process, and I’m all in to that.
I was intrigued about this SteemTool, steemvp.com. I’m not familiar with this site until Hive account@mermaidvampire mentioned this in her original Steemit Give Back Challenge post. So, I checked and my SteeM.V.P. is…
It’s a no-brainer. He’s also my personal pick. And, maybe he is the choice of many here.
