Post of the day Challenge is back!

The #postofthedaychallenge, is something that characterized my blogging for the first half of 2018. It just so happens that as the value of Steem and all other cryptos were plummeting, I developed a fervour for Steemit that has followed me to this day.

It was a New Years resolution that was supposed to last the whole year but I’m still glad I succeeded for half of it.

Vlogging is going to be driving this burst of creativity and I was hoping that DTube could be my platform of choice. I knew that it was sub-par but at this point I’m really annoyed with it. I have had more success posting than before but then the files do not read half of the time so YouTube it is.

I like that I can just add music in the process of posting.

This post of the day challenge consists of 1 video a day for 100 days. I would love for you to join me, this is day 5 so far.

The videos must be one minute and must be edited and posted the day of unless you have technical difficulties, let me know if you’re interested in the comment section and we can find ways to support each other.

The point is to be spontaneous, engage with the audience and share about yourself.

I can offer 3 SBD to the first to make it to day 10, if there are a few, it will be a random draw.

I will use ETC to consider many participants starting the same day.

It’s a small prize for a small blog, the point is to improve our camera presence together and review each other’s video.

For today’s video I talk about Minds and Motion. I had just finished teaching a fitness class for people living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. As I was filming, they were moving on to a social which I am not a part of. It is great to be provided with a staff from the Alzheimer Society and some volunteers!

A picture I took on my phone coming back from yet another class called Cardio Core.

I am so grateful for my recent growth here and for the support of @c-squared and @veryspider who have helped me reach new heights of engagement via comments and of course payouts.

I love @steampeak’s way of empowering our amazing curators without who we would not be nearly as connected. This incredible witness does so by providing neat options to consume content. The explore tab is definitely useful and the ability to save multiple drafts is nothing to sneeze at, I have lost the default Steemit.com draft many times but I am not worried about my drafts with Steempeak.

Thanks fer watching!