When Blogging Is Not A Passion, Steemit Becomes A Tedious Work

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Introduction

What is your passion? I have to ask you this because it is critical to your survival here especially as a minnow or a red fish. The truth is that those who are not passionate about what they do often fall prey to emotional break down as a result of poor level of satisfaction.

During challenging period, folks that are not passionate about what they do easily fall apart. For you to advance in steemit, I will urge you to take sometime to rediscover yourself. Ask some pertinent questions that only you can answer.

What forms your passion? Are you passionate about blogging? What aspect of blogging are you passionate about. If you can genuinely answer these questions, then you are in for further advancement.

What Is Passion?

Passion can be defined as a) intense, driving, or overmastering feeling or conviction e.g
with enough passion to make a great poet.
b) a strong liking or desire for or devotion to some activity, object, or concept e.g. a passion for chess, a passion for opera ¹

Passion makes a whole lot of difference. You are not likely to be easily discouraged in a venture you are passionate about. As a new steemit blogger, your passion will give you leverage if you stick to it and do it with all your heart.

My Thoughts

You must be passionate about blogging to survive here in steemit especially as a minnow or a red fish. It is important that you face the area of blogging you are passionate about. Even if it is not fetching you a lot of money now, with time you will breakthrough.

I have seen folks here switch from one aspect of blogging to another because they think that that other aspect they are passionate about is not yielding them enough money. This on itself is a problem. Someday by the time you get back to that blogging channel you left for another, you will see that some folks you left behind there have grown more than you. And again, because you are not talented in the new place you went to, you will continue to struggle for survival there.

If you are a photographer or you are passionate about photographing, it will pay you to establish yourself as a force in steemit photography. If you are a movie maker why not stick to making movies, at the long run it will pay you.

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It is also worthy of note that some folks are multi-talented and can blog in different aspects of life. That is also welcome. The keyword here is actually on being passionate about what you do.

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Conclusion

What is your blogging passion? What makes you happy when you share it with others? Are you a story teller? Are you a tailor? Are you a barber? Anything you are good at and passionate about is what you can benefit most from if you start blogging about.

Choose a niche today and start contributing consistently through posting of articles and commenting. Very soon you will be well known in that niche and off course you will smile home with benefits. Just learn how to build first before you pack in!!!

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References

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/passion ¹