I've been going from one thing to another since I started.  Since I've never done this before that's what feels natural to me so I'll probably continuing doing that for s little while.  I like to test what I like writing about and what the steemit community enjoys.  Eventually something I love more than the rest will stand out and I can call myself a blogger of something specific.

Right now I'm writing some short stories to get my creative juices flowing.  I'm so thankful that steemit has given me reason to do that because I haven't written anything fictional in years!!

Thank you for the advice

I've noticed this myself. I am relatively new to cryptocurrency and I tried to write a few crypto articles....crickets. I enjoy learning about it, but my level of passion, excitement, and knowledge isn't at a high enough level to inspire others.

When I write about things I know and love, I don't always get high rewards, but the feedback I do get is always glowing. 

There is a large anarchy movement on steem. If you have no background in anarchy before joining this platform, you will likely fail to produce well received content when first starting out. If you find voluntaryism and anarchy *move* you and you are passionate about them, by all means pursue what you love and learn everything you can. But until your knowledge reaches your passion or your passion reaches your knowledge, you won't receive the feedback you desire.

Imagine you play a game where you name things you are knowledgable about until there is nobody in the world who is more knowledgable than you in all of those things. So for instance if I first named poker, there are better players than me. But if I say poker and fantasy basketball...now I may be the leading expert. Find what you are the leading expert at and teach the community all about it

I left you article open in the browse r to read it later. That was yesterday :)

Now I am back and am hardly waiting for the part two. 

You hooked me with the idea of multiple accounts  for each individual persona. Because I was playing with this notion already. 

At least:
- one account for Steemit related stuff including lamenting our destiny,
- one account for *real* posts where I intentionally avoid everything Steemit.

OK, read you late. TNX!

When I write, I write on every topic that comes into my head. I don't have preference on what topic I have to post. But Im trying to consider focusing on at least 3 topics, hopefully I can acheive it.

This looks really good.  Dissecting the psychology of a Steemit blogger.
Will be watching...

@originate good post makes me think of when I asked the community whether  it was better to have one or two separate steemit accounts when having two very different writing personas.

Great advice for any new adopters. Stick with it and create good content true to yourself. Thank you