Hi @alexbeyman, Steemit is a great platform and it's providing many users with good money. However, these users are doing some other online activities as well. So, depending merely on Steemit can/can't help you get your bread and butter based on what your monthly expenses are. What you mentioned is a good earning keeping in view where I am living:
So now I have $1,100 per month, assuming SBD is at 1:1 with USD (it's at .94 right now). Not too shabby! I can live on that. Subtract $550 for rent and utilities, $120 for car insurance, $125 for student loan payments, $250 for food (incl. cat food), $50 for games to make VR Let's Play videos of, and what's left? A humble fiver. Five big, fat dollars. Still, this level of income is entirely adequate for my needs.
What you're doing for other users and for Steemit is really appreciable. We grow by helping others and it gives us the real happiness as well.
I'm doing about as much as I can for other Steemians. If there's more I could be doing that I don't know about, by all means, let me know. Providing I can make as much as I need to pay my bills on here, I can definitely spare the time and energy to go the extra mile for the community.
Writing continuously is a professional job that requires a lots of focus. I'm trying to resume writing here at Steemit so I started with some fun posts hoping to get my MOJO back. Wish me luck.
Keep sharing, caring, educating and inspiring more. Stay awesome. You got my unconditional support.
Steem On!