Enjoyed listening to the episode. As I was hearing you read the comments I realized that I had read some of them before. Must mean that I am engaging with what people write.

After you hit the wall you become refreshed once you get to the other side of it. That's where the real growth comes.

My current interest is in CTP and HIVE I want to power them up to allow me to post, comment, curate and engage

I had a 3 on the tree Ford Falcon when I was in high school. It was the car I learned to drive on. Round and round the parking lot with Mom in the passenger seat with white knuckles.

When I take the effort to put myself first I find that those around me also join in.

That is a boat that I would love to have to be able to take my poodles and troll about on the water.

Consistency is the key. I applaud you for logging in and engaging.

I would love to read about what you saw and discovered on your walk around the forest.

I have been enjoying the games in Rollercoin for quite awhile now. They sharpen my mind and make me feel skilled when I am able to beat the game. I have been buying miners with the tokens I earn from the

Again your photos astound me with their clarity and sharpness.

Slow and steady wins the race. Think of the Hare and the Tortoise.

There is no doubt that I will keep posting. I learned thru my experience with Steem that I earn and learn the most when I post daily.

I think you should define the standards for what you will downvote. Then as you are reading you will be reassured that your downvotes won't be astray.

I think you have made a wise decision. It is wise to invest in what interests us.

I applaud you for realizing where your true passion and desire lies and being strong enough to follow it.

Your photography has a clear and distinct quality about it. I have seen none like it.

I've just started playing. Your post is encouraging with what is possible with a little bit of patience, consistency and action.

I am glad to see you diving in further. I think you have the right attitude, skills and ambition to do very well.

The smallest of rewards compounded leads to huge rewards.

I have spent my time on businesses that interested me but it seemed nobody else. Or some that people liked but weren't willing to pay for. What did I learn? That I should think of these things as hobbies,