Hello again Splinterfam!
This is not a Battle Mage Secret nor a Card Showcase but please hear me out.
This is an acknowledgment of how Splinterlands has opened a lot of doors for me that even in the most unexpected ways, it still does its miracles. Let's just say... I started streaming because of this game.
Since then, I have landed several projects making reviews, tutorials, shoutcasting and I'm even lucky to be one of their official streamers on twitch. All while still working my 9-6.
The day I started to have "nothing" to do, I was unsure of how my life would be like in the next couple of days, weeks and even months. However, I was surprised that I have actually done a lot more in the past 2 weeks than any other 2 weeks in the last 9 years of my life.
I was able to focus more on my streaming and content creation, going live for at least 2 hours a day on weekdays to be visible to my audience. I have never done this in the past year since I was already exhausted from my day job and could barely do anything at night.
I'm just happy that I now have the freedom of getting to do things I actually want to do. I just need to be consistent in what I'm doing to reach my goals.
It's not rare to see streamers giving away stuff during their live stream and this requires having a fund for the giveaways, especially if the goal is to grow the audience.
And although I have saved up some to fund my promotions and was clear that I was okay, I am overwhelmed by the act of kindness I got from one of the Splinterlands community members, @canada804, who sent me a gift. I thought it was going to be a card or DEC but was actually surprised when I saw that 4,000 SPS has been transferred to my Splinterlands account!
I mean, I'm completely fine but I would not pass on this, especially during a difficult time. It's just awesome how people from the other side of the world show support in ways I've never imagined.
Also in the past 2 weeks, I had Mylor neutered (which has been long overdue), my other 2 cats Kooki and Meew dewormed and I found myself alongside @hellokimmyrescue, feeding little kittens and our community cats together with other cat lovers in our community. I have uploaded some videos of what we were doing without any expectation or maybe just to let people in my circle know that I am an ally of what I believe is right and that is to simply be kind. If you can't take care of animals, don't hurt them at least.
https://twitter.com/jannideppster/status/1655421960346824704
- jannideppster
To my surprise, again, I got a DM from one of the members of the Splinterlands community, Bushwhack, who was at that time was just about to start a project called G1G4 (Give Once Give Forever), a blockchain-based initiative aimed at deriving value from contributions that would like to highlight charitable causes and get them better exposure. I believe he has known me because I stream on @splinterlandstv but I never thought that our little efforts for the tiny ones would go noticed. He wanted to donate some funds! We're so happy!
Later that day he sent 270 Hive to Hello Kimmy Rescue and we were shocked but at the same time so thrilled because we could buy more supplies for the sick Mama Cat and the kittens we are taking care of.
@g1g4 also published an article that talks more about Hello Kimmy Rescue as their debut post and sweetly pledged to match any @hive donated to the @hellokimmyrescue account for the next 7 days since the article was published, up to 100 Hive! So if you'd consider to contribute, that would be much appreciated!
G1G4's (Give Once Give Forever) goal is to bring attention to amazing causes they'd like to support. Please do support their cause as well. You can visit their website to learn more!
A lot of things would not have happened had I not been involved with it.
To end this blog, I want to thank @canada804, Bushwhack of @g1g4 and @splinterlands.
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