...most importantly not going all in as to rely on Steem as income for daily expenses. Crypto markets are brutal and they will not make that possible for you in most cases.
Sincerely, I believe this advice is coming out straight to me. But nevertheless, what would you have a STEEM user from a third world country with a poor economy with unstable means of standard of living do? Meanwhile, there is a saying on the chain that “consistency and your online presence must be felt”. How can you manage blogging on steem with a business or work together? This is a serious question.
Can it be more effective and efficient like doing it as a daily job compare to part time blogging?
I am glad the team is working on the backend even if it means that many might ignore Steem for the time being because of the lack in front-end/s. I am looking forward to how this ecosystem will develop in the next few years.
It is a heartfelt relief to hear a somewhat great news here. After the announcement of HF20 and the SMT launch in September and January respectively. I think the platform is experiencing some cleansing and rapid growth again. We are looking forward to Steemblast Day organized by @timcliff to help stir up some attentions from potential investors too.
Thank you for coming out on Tim's show.