so in this super simple video i just wanted to show you the process of me sending out some steem from my account and to blocktrades where i changed that into another cryptocurrency and actually how fast

i'm not a trader, understanding trading or can give any advice on when to buy, how to buy etc -- i'm literally throwing this video up here because at some point you may want to purchase or sell steem or

episode twenty! we are getting there. this is a little helpful short five minute video about using embed codes for certain 'media' websites and also about using tools to optimize images for the sake of

coming from another platform that does not pay you for blogging can be a bit of a shock, especially when you have to understand a little bit about the steemit blockchain, steem, steem power and how it

just like in life, reputation is EVERYTHING! your word is your bond. your blog is your outlet. the audience is your driver. you are the backseat contributor. ok, so maybe it's not that vivid or abstract

everyone has a story right? i felt it was important to put up a story of getting started on the platform, after all i was gone, done with social, felt lied to on the promises of connecting with other people

A lot of the photos you'll see on nomad.pictures were taken in NYC when I was dog walking. When I was feeling especially down, @teamhumble would remind me to take some snaps while I was out so the daily

just let me put this out there from the jump -- if you a a content creator on youtube and you are constantly on the go, making content each day, travelling a lot, digital nomad without a base or regular

in this episode, part 15 of 32 parts (roughly 3hrs + of all things steemit land!) we talk a little bit about mobile applications and what will hopefully be an explosion in apps coming out in the next six

the golden rule of fight club. .. wait, I mean steemit.. .. don't power down, keep that value in the system, get paid more on your blog posts if you have more steem power. that's the mantra, keep saying

so one of the things that any content creator is going to be confused about when you get here is this ecosystem that runs alongside you posting blog posts and that is earning steem, steem power, and steem

in this episode i'm going to quickly show you how you can rapidly take an animation you make in keynote (or any movie) into gif brewery 3 and make a gif ready for use on the steemit website to make the

like most websites these days you can find periods of times when the website is either slow, not loading completely or just not accepting your updates or clicks — no matter what you do it seems you are

so obviously as a content creator coming over from youtube or another media platform you will want to know when you get paid out in SBD or STEEM on you steemit account -- you can then transfer these out

so you have your original account all setup but you realise that you need another one for a project. or maybe you need a second steemit account for putting videos, audio or pictures on so that your original

another day, another time that dtube uploads don't seem to work properly. don't understand the others have gone up ok. i've added the youtube video in the middle for this one and the other one so you have

now you have zero excuse not to be blogging, especially if you have a mac with these power tools. not only will they make you more productive but you can make your posts on the go, make a draft and pick

ok, so you have watched the other videos or have been stalking around on steemit and thought 'yeah but where do i fit in with all of this, is their anybody like me here on steemit?' -- good question and

i've been part of many different 'communities' online in my time and they all seem to have different variables. the way the platform works, or what it expects can be radically different from one to another.

getting started with blogging on steemit is super easy, images are drag and drop and writing and formatting text and layout in markdown is fairly straightforward. you don't have too many things for formatting