So I got the photos sent to me from the library talk I did. My friend who works there took photos of me teaching.

Out of privacy (and I forgot to ask) I did not put any photos of the audience in this post.

It was marketed as Teens Blogging for Money. I didn't mind how it was advertised but the looks on their faces when I showcased how intricate and evolved the steem block chain has become.
It. Was. Gorgeous.

This was done during "smart money week" in the district. As a way for teens and other individuals to learn investing, budgeting and other ways to build their finances. My talk was simple.

"Make good content and earn."

I unfortunately didn't get many photos of which Steemians I was talking about and their posts on the projector with me talking. I hope during the next class/shop I can get photographs of me talking about the members I trust. Users who always do good content and don't do anything scummy.

The head person, my friend, thought it was hysterical to have pose with a blogging for dummies book.

I'm trying to be a seasoned veteran showcasing alternative incomes via steemit.
And here she is making me blush.
"Aww look at those dimples, you look adorable!"

BUT you can see me showing one of the best steemit success stories, a person who had one of the biggest impacts of my Steemit career, @papa-pepper.

What better way can you showcase team good than impacting your local community and helping them do something you love?

Steemit

It warmed my heart that my two hour time slot, turned into a 4 hour Q and A/ Steemit show and tell.

• My steem wifie @battleaxe and our tag teamgood (I think less than 35% of team good credit goes to me, because she did the heavy lifting) was showcased on how it has changed Steemit for the better.

• @papa-pepper and his rise to what I have craved for years. A place and land of my own. And those Steempigs!

• My friend and hell of a good UX maker @theuxyeti. And his gorgeous interface @sugarsteem. I was marking out and I think I showed it off for at least 30 minutes straight.

I dabbled a little bit into SMTs and the different currency forms. But I was worried me and my chicken legs was going to overwhelm them.

But good news! Round 2 is coming soon. People are actually coming to the library asking when they can see me and my magic internet money again.

I'm grinning like I got Gabbie's number.

Said celebrity laughing over the chances of that ever happening.

So damn cute.

I am really glad and thank the High Springs Library for allowing me a chance to teach Steemit and introduce the wild wild world of crypto to their members.

I have 2-3 possible talking engagements lined up from this. One being displaced homemakers, a group that focuses on getting housewifes and mothers back into the workforce/back on their feet.

Dear Reader, I need your help
I need to tie down what posts I should promote/talk about to showcase Steemit and the blockchain. I did a very broad brush my first go around. If I do this time and time again and make a circuit talking about Steemit. I'd like to have a little quiver of saved posts to go to.

Drop any suggestions below!
Age of the posts does not matter.

I am debating about diving into @dlive and @dtube more about ways to create quality content other than just writing posts. Which is not always people's strongsuite.

Let me know what you think below and steem on!