Is patience your friend or enemy?

First of all before I commence I will love to give a big shout out to steemit and the team behind it , the have held this great platform for a long time now, also want to acknowledge the steemcurator01 and steemcurator02 and also the person that have put up a good contest like this.

Do you think that during the time you have in Steemit he has been patient? Explain briefly

Before I joined Steemit I understood and also research about the platform. Steemit is a blockchain platform where users earn (STEEM) for creating and curating content. Unlike traditional social media, Steemit doesn't guarantee instant rewards or recognition. I also understand that Success on the platform depends on consistency, quality of posts, engagement with the community, and building a strong reputation over time.
I think I have been patient because I know steemit requires patient and active—posting regularly, interacting with other users, and meaningful contributions it shows a strong sense of dedication and long term vision. Many users get discouraged when they don’t see quick results, but I continue to put in effort because I understands that Steemit is a slow but rewarding process. Also the rewards may grow as users discover and also support my content, so I understand I have to be patient and committed.

Do you think patience is the key to achieving a good SP? Why?

Yes, patience is definitely a key factor in achieving a good SP on Steemit platform.

SteemPower (sp) represents a user’s voting power on Steemit. The more SteemPower you have, the more your upvotes are worth, and the more you earn from both posting and curating content. I also understand building up SteemPower doesn’t happen overnight It requires consistent posting, quality engagement, and long-term commitment. So if am not patient enough I won’t be able to reach that level, in other for me to reach that level I have to be patient and remain consistent on the platform.I believe in time my earnings will grow and I will have a better steempower.I also realize that steemit is process of gradual growth, so if a person is consistent enough he or she will be able to earn up to a level of powering up instead of cashing out,slowly a user build a good and solid reputation and strong steem power,tho it takes time but without patience, it easy to give up early.

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Have you withdrawn your savings out of impatient or necessity?

Haven’t earned up to the stage I can withdraw, but am still patient doing my task , on the platform and posting my content, interacting and staying active.Hopefully with time I’ll get better earnings and votes.

*How patient have you been waiting for a good vote from steemcurator01 and 02?

Waiting for a good vote from steemcurator01 and steemcurator02 can truly test one’s patience, I understand that these two curators are very influential on steemit,and their vote carry a significant value , being noticed by them takes time due to hundreds of posts the receive daily, from users round the world, so I just have to be patient and stay consistent, and also keep putting out a quality work.
I have been showing up regularly, so I believe that also patience from me, I also contribute to community and even interact,hopefully one day steemcurator01 and 02 will find my post,For now I remain consistent.

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Observing their own answers, I thought that patience is your friend or enemy?

Based on all the reflections and experiences shared, it is clear that patience is my friend.
I have shown commitment by staying active on Steemit, creating content, waiting for recognition from curators like steemcurator01 and 02, and continuing even when results were slow. Without patience I won’t go this far.

Patience has helped me :

-Stay focused
-Improve my content and reputation,
-Build long-term relationships within the community,
And growing my SteemPower steadily over time.

While the wait may be slow and frustrating, it has shaped my journey, taught me consistency, and helped me stay grounded. That’s the work of a true friend.
So yes , patience is definitely my friend one that has walked with me every step of the way toward growth, value, and recognition on Steemit.

I invite @isha-rehman @calculuseyo1 @promisezella to join this contest