I have started my steemit journey in July 2018 with zero knowledge of crypto and steem blockchain. One of my friends introduced me to steem as I was freshly moved to Ukraine and suffering from severe depression. I wanted to do something, needed to divert myself and my friend told me why not I divert myself into something which will keep me busy and will help me to recover from depression. I started writing shit posts without knowing any format or anything, the blogging journey was new to me. I had no idea what I am getting as a reward, I just started to write and continued...

It is obvious that when you ended up into a new life and new platform, everything seems complicated and you will feel lost. The same thing happened to me. I was lost, no idea how to write a post. The first initial challenge for me was to understand the markdown and format of the post. When someone onboard into steemit or steem blockchain, they always become confused among steempower, steem, and SBD. The same thing happened to me struggle with posting and what to write.

Fortunately, I have found @steemitbd, Bangladeshi community where I have learned basic structure of steemit and steem blockchain. Then slowly I get to know some steemians and found @welcomewagon where I have learned details of the steem blockchain. I am really grateful for them because they taught me, guided me and supported me a lot. Today, whoever and whatever I am, all credits I wanna give to these two communities.

As I have already mentioned that I have started my journey from scratch, from 25 sp with zero knowledge. The crypto world was unknown, blockchain was unknown. I started my journey by writing my real life-based stories and now many of you might already know who I am. I have built myself here, brick by brick. I started following other posts, involved myself with the communities and became an active members. I always wanted to learn and communities helped me a lot on that, I have spent most of my time engaging myself with communities.

I was open to suggestions and constructive criticisms and those things helped me to build myself. I shared lifestyle related posts, photography posts, and stories and later involved myself in a video sharing platform called #dtube and became a dtuber.

Now, I am part of many communities, support, and guide people, curate posts behind the scene and a passionate lifestyle content creator.

I use different types of Dapps, but my recent favorite is #appics because of so many reasons. My all-time favorites are #dtube, #travelfeed, #tasteem and #steempeak. I am very passionate about my vlogging journey but that doesn't mean I don't write blogs. I try to keep balance and but slightly focused on vlogging.

I always follow my heart and just be myself and my words for everyone would just be you and try to enjoy and explore every step here on steem. Steem blockchain is a place where you can find yourself if you explore it in the right way. You have to be passionate and have to be consistent. Communities like @steemterminal, @steemitbloggers, @bdcommunity, @thealliance are always ready to guide you and help you out. Try hard, find your own niche and brace yourself for the rock and roll journey.

I am involved with many communities, more or less, directly or indirectly. I work with @bdcommunity as a curator for a long time. Also, do moderation on #actifit, #upmewhale, curates for @helpie, @DIYHub, head curator of @onelovedtube, admin of @dsc-r2cornell community and many more. I love doing my curation and moderation job and enjoy every minute of the steem blockchain.

Now I am going to invite @bliss11, @papilloncharity, @d00k13, @joythewanderer and @solominer to join this initiatives and share their stories.