It's amazing the people you meet on STEEM...
Zoltan popped into our Discord after a late night stream we were hosting on @Vimm . About 2 months later, he's become one of the more active members of the SteemSavvy community and a HUGE asset to our Discord server.
Reading his answers on this week's Savvy Steemian feature, it's amazing the similarities we both share. And a passion for all things crypto...Especially when it comes to the crazy world of Steem!
Ladies and gentlemen, let's get to know...
@ph1102
I’m a guy who after finishing school opened his first computer shop with around $200 invested in money and 16-18 hours per day in time…
As years have passed, I have made some connections and partnerships with competition companies and we made one big company and open two more stores in other cities…
Then, crises came, I had a 5 yo child without too much opportunities for his future in my country and decided to emigrate with my wife and son to Spain… In the meantime, I have decided to switch my business to the Internet and created few websites, monetized them with Adsense and link selling…
After that, a lot of my friends have followed the same path, so, we have need for stable hosting and that was my next call.. Bought one dedicated server for hosting reselling, after that another, and another… In a search for new challenges I’ve got involved in crypto, mining, staking… and now STEEMING :)
Actually, I don’t know how I discovered Steem… loool… I discovered Tron in December and get involved in casino dividends and that stuff…
Followed a few YouTubers, someone mentioned Steem in a video, I checked it out and it was a love at the first sight… :)
And regarding my introduction to crypto.. .It was back in 2012, or something like that.. My partner from the computer store told me about Bitcoin... I have bought some and sold on the first crash… As every other noob would have done… Then, I forgot about it, and came back to crypto world in early 2017, start mining ETH, etc...
Oh man… You just ask tough questions… :)
It is interesting that I have never played any kind of that type of games (MMORPG, D&D, or how they call them) , but I like SteemMonsters for some reason… I am not a SM addict, but I like to trade with cards, creating tactics for the battles, etc..
On the other side, I like to gift cards that I earn on daily quests, and my audience know that they can expect every day new free card contest… (on my 
Well, I have gone through almost every dApp in the 
I write my posts usually on Steemit, so I suppose that it’s my favorite... I know that it is not so “pretty”, but I like simple things… Of course, I have tried Drugwars, but I dislike the way where it is going these days...
As you know, I have recently started a new account on Steem (I will keep the other one for SM giveways and probably other gaming stuff) and I just noticed that it is tough to follow, post and comment as much as I would like to.. The problem is low SP on new accounts..
As an experiment, I wanted to try to rise it up only by posting and commenting, but I have failed on the start.. I know that it can be a problem for somebody to invest some money into Steem, but if you decide
to do it, it will pay off…
You will have more opportunities to vote, comment, write and that will bring you more followers (I would rather use word “friends”), connections and eventually money… Because, if you “get your feet wet” and invest something, your approach will be much more serious and you will actually be more successful in your Steem journey… That would be number two advice… :)
And number one advice would be to go to SteemSavvy, register for
free and watch the videos about Steem and dApps on Steem.. I would advise to everyone to try those things while watching the videos... It is much easier to understand that way, because the videos have literally step-by-step approaches… Pick up the thing that suits to you and start writing, or making videos, or streaming your gameplay, or do whatever you want because there are a plenty of opportunities here on Steem.
SteemSavvy discord is a relatively new community and it is hard to
determine it’s way of growth… The most important thing is to keep the
community as close as possible and engage with them every day… That
everyone gets that feeling of living inside the Big SteemSavvy family…
It's been an absolute pleasure to get to know you man! Thank you for the amazing answers and being such a valuable contributor to what we are trying to build with SteemSavvy :)
I'm going to pick your brain sometime soon about learning the in's and out's of Splinterlands / Steem Monsters....I think you'll be a great teacher when it comes to that game!
And for being featured as this week's Savvy Steemian, we'll be sending you 25 Steem Power as our way of saying thanks! It's yours for life or until you tell us to leave you alone :)
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