A proud corpse indeed.

Last 2 posts, gave some steem/info away - I don't feel too bad about answering the question.

Yes, I would be proud.. and that's actually the sort of attitude I tend to have lately.. I post less frequent if I have the urge to do a simply post with not that much to tell.. and wait until I find the time to deliver something better. My last post about my foodsharing group is one that I think I can be proud of if that was my last..  :)

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I would be proud! My last post was about powering up :))

Probably not as it just shows where I was at that moment in time and not where I want to be. I believe that each has a path and everyone will make mistakes until it will get where it needs to. That if you don't have some gift that puts you ahead...you must work and grow day by day.

Not very proud of my last post, but the post of the wedding was good. It's nice to be able to share our achievements, ideas and projects here on Steem.

> If you died tomorrow, would you be proud of your last post?

Everything I post makes me absolutely sodden with moisture and causes countless turbo virgins to have wet dreams daily. What's there not to be proud of?

I couldn't be more proud for sure as I just posted about Omar Bham😁 He is a nice guy spreading Crypto adoption and a must to follow if you're on Crypto!🔜 @crypt0 😉 Also beign a CryptoStar🌟he's a humble human beign with big heart recently adopted an angel dog👼 and I'm thankful for his kind words and support🙏
 
In the NewSteem I am more selective about what I post, trying to offer the best quality I can as I noticed big accounts are taking you into consideration👀 more than ever. And so if my last post was this one I'd be glad I contributed lefting a grain of sand by letting others know about valuable Cryptopeople who are doing it's best daily!🌞 and now I shut up🤐 lol🤚🤣 hope we all be alive tomorrow🤸‍♀️

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I always feel bad shilling my content on someone elses post so feel free to check it out if you'd like or I can reply to your reply telling me to leave the link.

To answer your question I feel like I do a pretty good job at creating good content.

Proud of my last post...?
I guess my answer would be both yes and no. I am proud over what I achieved and mentioned in that post, but I can't say that I am proud over the actual post. Not sure if I have ever been truly proud over any of my posts, but on the other hand, I am rarely satisfied with anything I do.

That being said, quality is subjective. I agree that a photo of a cat with a single sentence of text wouldn't be high quality, but I honestly can't say that I am ready to put in even more effort into my articles.

My articles might not be amazing or super-awesome, and I don't compare myself with others, but if I would, I could easily say that many of my articles are of at least the same quality as many others. Other users have told me the same thing many times. Still, I don't earn anything near what they do, and some people publish 3-5 posts per 24 hours and earn 5-7 times more than me on every single post they make, on average.

Look, I am really grateful for the support I have and I am satisfied with what I have achieved so far. What I do seems to work for me and even though I would love to receive even more upvotes at some point, I can't allow myself to put in a bunch of extra time and effort into my contributions to have a small chance of getting an extra vote or two occasionally. The average of about 2 hours it takes me to publish an article is enough.

So, I'll continue to do what I do. I'll continue to be grateful for the support I have, be satisfied with what I achieved and who knows, at some point I might actually score an extra upvote or two because more people will realize that I am far from being a shit-poster.

I am in Steem-marathon mode. I don't expect massive rewards and I will grow my audience slowly. One article after another. It should yield me good results in the long haul... And if not, I will still be grateful for the support I've had.

So, proud of my latest post?
Perhaps not, but I am proud over the things I have accomplished and I am proud over the fact that I continue to grind, regardless of my earnings. That is worth more to me than an extra upvote or two in the long haul anyways.

I would be fairly proud of what I produced. My last post was of a decent length, covered a topic that I cared about, and featured a few pleasing aesthetic additions to the language that I think classed it up a bit. 

I don't know if I can say that I "write every post like it's my last" but I do try to maintain a certain level of quality in my work. That leads me to writing less frequently and to taking occasional breaks but I think it makes for a better product.

Pride is a sin, sin't it? :D

I enjoy what I post and think that it all adds some value in its own way, so I am ready to die daily.

I would be so proud if I die tomorrow because my last post is all about my passion **Architecture** , every project is like my baby because I have given so much effort , care , love into it... Hmm... Emotional as well...

I would leave the world with a smile on my lips thinking of what awesome post I made. Not bragging at all of course... really

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My last post I would be happy with. Although it is not what your normally seeing on Steemit

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I think this is great advice. I post at max once daily for this reason (not that its wrong to post more but for me, it would be). I sometimes see people who post multiple times a day often using templates of previous posts and  I think, that's not what it's all about. People want more. to read something that at least has effort in it. Something that has been made or crafted in some respect.

And, yeah. That dog knows where it's at, thats for sure!

I only publish when I have something to say. 
Rarely, because I'm not talkative :D

What a tired dog..

Yeah I would be proud of my last post. My blog presents the good, the bad, and the ugly. It's a reflection of all of the different aspects of myself. Once in a blue moon I make a post that is negative, or I'm not proud of, but I put my heart and soul into my creations, so I am proud of them. 

I have probably made a good 5 legit shit posts without really caring in my 22 months here, but I don't regret it, because I keep things real, and we all have a bad day once in a while. 

Interesting topic, thanks for the good read and thought provoker :)

Well, to tell you the truth, even when I started blogging on steem, like 2 1/2 years ago, I wanted to make every post as awesome as I possibly could. That doesn't mean that there are a few cases of slack-off mixed in it, and besides, who decides what's quality anyway? 

As it turns out, my last post (a set of photos from metro station Tacubaya, which I'm sure you've seen yourself at some point, and in a way is reminiscent of your pics from the Stockholm metro) was noticed and curated by OCD. I was pleasantly surprised, to say the least. In comparison, my bike journey down the US West Coast, of which I'm writing the detailed version in my first actual book, has received less attention than that. 

But you know what? My deep belief is: it's not up to me to decide. I mean, I create my post for the post's sake, not for the payout. When I upvote, it's also for the post's sake. And in the end I do enjoy the rewards. But I believe it is up to every whale and every minnow to make their own decisions on what to upvote and what to curate. I may have a high (or low) opinion of my own posts, but I can't make anyone vote on it, or keep from doing so. 

So if they vote on a cool post I made: awesome. If they don't: never mind. If they vote on a crap post, I'd say: even more AWESOME! If they don't: well, at least we agree...!

You strike a funny question on the head. I must admit, that I would not be satisfied with my latest share. Knowing myself, my next one would've outdone it.

All of my post I'm proud of it. Maybe readers didn't find it amusing but still all my post was taken from my heart before my brain do the thinking. That's why I will always be proud of my post because I wrote it that made my heart contented of it.

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Well my last post was a progblog so I guess I’d be proud of it in the sense of it shows how far I’ve come since I started my project a hundred million years ago (which is not nearly as far as I want to be but I redid a lot of it and that took the better part of forever) 😆 otherwise it’s just a progblog 😅

I’m kind of impressed that people can produce a high quality post every day, I struggle with the progblogs once a week 😵

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I like this advice and believe that I have been following it for the majority of my time on Steem - aside from the odd short form update post, or contest entry or whatever. So overall I would say that I would be proud of my last post. My last few even. But this did get me thinking anyway. There is always room for improvement. Even though I'm proud of my last few posts, I will still try to work harder and still try to improve the next ones. You've inspired me to do so. So thanks for that :)

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My last post was the end of vote swapping for me - Thanked everyone for their support :)

That´s exactly what I have been thinking about lately. Posting less but only decent stuff. Thanks for sharing your insight with us man, appreciated. Cheers to Mexico ;)

I think you might be taking this a bit too seriously.

If I picture what I am proud of at the end of my life I picture

My children
My relationship with my husband
The work and projects that I have been involved with in my life.
The charity work I've done with out needing to pat myself on the back for it.
That time I pulled a kitten off the highway...

My social media activities don't even register.

If I limit my view to just Steem...

I am proud that I show up every day and contribute.  Sometimes the quality and effort are high, but mostly not.  It's a casual blogging site.

I am proud that I did manual curation before it was cool.  With both upvotes and downvotes.

I'm proud that I support both large and small accounts and casual users as well.

I'm proud that I made 96 posts that earned null and I still stuck it out, despite the content snobs who insist what others need to post about.

And I am proud that I don't earn my rewards writing posts about what I curated as if I did something special.  Instead of just what the site is designed for.

I love you and Acidyo and I am glad your are curating, but I think that message is a bit over the top...

Said in a friendly tone, with a grin on my face.

PS I have never seen a successful web project that tried to discourage activity... I have no idea what you are thinking.

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But I'm far from being done, God willing!

*"To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment."* 
-Ralph Waldo Emerson</center>

Because of lack of knowledge, my first post on Steemit was visited by @cheetah, because it was an article I wrote on other platform and I thought it had not been seen enough. So I decide to share it here, but after cheetah's comment I felt so shamed. Since then I try to be really proud of each post I write, however short it may be...!

I don’t know if I would say proud .... I have posted many things on here ... some personal .... some pointless .... I don’t think I can be proud of saying I’m overworking myself to keep my mind off of things i don’t want to think about .... I’ve vented about being in love and being hurt ... about feeling a fool .... and losing my marriage ... love .... my best friend .... I don’t think you necessarily have to be proud of your last post ... you just have to make it meaningful.

OMG.

Man, you need such a good job smacking one pic one line posts like a pro.

I think I remembered the day when I first join Steemit I think about 2 weeks down the road I was already having my first (rant) and smack at _one pic one line shit posters_ 😆😆😆

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