The main problem people on this platform encounter is:

What do I post about?

This post is for you to suck up my ever expanding inspiration stream, that has manifested itself in a form of a blogpost. The thing is, you don't need to look outwards for something to post, instead should look inwards. Because all the ideas come from within. I myself have no trouble just spilling my brains on my keyboard for added revenue, because I understand the secret to steemit.

Since steemit is so new, I literally see too much inspiration everywhere.

The point in time, where new ideas are rare to find is so far away from today. I actually believe, that the people who have at least one blog post written today, will in fact be full of ideas in the future. They have something that a lot of other people don't even have. That's a start.

There's a secret.

Do you own the private key to your wealth, or are you a mere spectator of the public keys of those who do. People who don't know the secret to steemit are somewhat even more like bots, than actual bots themselves. But every blockchain needs every link of its past it has. Else it wouldn't be complete.

Everyone who uses steemit for their daily functions possesses this secret.

These people who upvote and sort trough new content are one of the most godlike people on this planet and we shouldn't underestimate the power, that these people bring to this platform. I believe the power that drives these people to upvote is intuition. People upvote content, because they feel said content would be valuable to the platform. This means you should make people intuitively upvote you. This perk is polished trough time.

If we value our content, others will follow.

If we believe that our content will reach the front page eventually, then it will. As more and more people pick up your content the higher the chances of getting to front page are. I'm not saying everyone of us is going to get to the front page, but I'm saying some of us are.

If talking about your blog, keep your chin up.

Since we don't actually have an employer here in steemit, we technically all work for ourselves. This means that there's no boss to report to. Meaning, that you should be proud of your post even if it's full of gay. Because you'll eventually run into people who are into the same type of gay stuff (If any lesbians want to hook up, let me know.). The only thing you need to worry about here on steemit is how to keep your password as safe as possible, to avoid unnecessary drama. But I'm going to have separate blog post about passwords and such. How mass phishing attacks are only a small portion of things to worry about. Just remember, that the only one who can hurt your blog the most is yourself.

You don't have to hand out weekly reports to yourself as to how your account is doing.

Want to know how your account is doing? Let me tell you this, your account is doing fine. It was from the day you started to the day that is today. If you're comparing your account with another account, you are already doing it wrong. You are the center of your blog and remain so until you possess the master key to the account. People should stop worrying about unnecessary stuff like how much their post made, because it actually is highly irrelevant if people were to think beyond money. You should only write for yourself, because you want to write for yourself. All the people who read this just come as a bonus.