Hi Miss @wakeupkitty @steemcurator I have a lot of sympathy for small account holders because we all had gone through these rather very frustrating difficult stages where we seem to bee lost in the vastness of sea where we do not know what to do and who to turn to like an unwanted puppy left in the middle of nowhere and left to fend for itself without nothing to use to survive.

Although in my case I did post every single day to attract attention and support since I joined for the purpose of supporting myself financially, I was able to do so because of my special case of having this peculiar health condition with my bones and being a dialysis patient trying to combat my physical condition coupled with pain. So I gained supporters unlike other normal users. My being a natural prolific writing exposed me a lot to other users which is a unique factor to help me gain levels of achievement faster.

That is why my account grew to a certain degree because of luck and my persistence and consistency where it seems to be that I am immune to what they call "writer's block" or "burnout" where in many cause for other people or users, they just simply can't continue anymore.

So in that regard I guess that writing, may it be just a casual diary-like personal activity or done professionally, is in the blood of that person. I mean they are born writers because not everyone can do it just like cooking. A person might be able to cook but the taste of the food is much not to be desired so a person might just better off cleaning the house rather than do the cooking job because he/she is not born to cook, that is just my view.

But anyway, I also learned when I was just starting here at Steem to do what really the later Steemcurators wants to do for the members which is to basically use the Steemit platform the way it is intended to be used which is to meet people, establish friendships, be social because this is a social media platform and their role is to incentivize us for doing so.

When I was just new, I learned to play my role as a newcomer because of some pointers from Steem-related discord server. They told me there to read other people's post and make a meaningful comment to the topic at hand. So since I have all the time in the world to do it, I made it my activity day and night because this was the thing that I can only do plus I seem to like it too.

Over the course of months I met like-minded people and people which are also rather unfriendly to me and avoided them. That is why I had a lot of friends during the early years of Steemit until most of them all went to other sister chain of Steem.

But anyway, users of Steem has roles to play, large account holders curating the content creators, whales and dolphins as they are called should also curate their blog visitors passing the criteria of a comment which brings value to the conversation may it be either agreeing to the author or not if the other party made a considerable effort in constructing their opinion on the matter in a civil way.

These content visitors might include other large account holders too but
small account holders are encouraged to do their roles which is to engage since they are just starting until they are able to establish friendships that will appreciate their work and efforts during the course of their platform use and build their account slowly.

It is a long process especially now that there aren't many curators but the Steemcurators gives a lot of hope for newcomers in starting-out in this platform so that they too can achieve a level of success until they made Steemit their second home.

Thank you Miss @wakeupkitty
I always appreciate your love and support.😀👍🌹🌹🌹