Application for steemit challenge season 29| "Thinking and Ideas!"

Hello steemit team!!

I am very excited to share my individual application for the Steemit Challenge Season 29, where I will discuss my ideas on what I plan to contribute.

Welcome to a new season that emphasizes not what you cook or make with your hands, but how you think.

The Thinking & Ideas Challenge aims to evaluate:

• Creativity
• Problem-solving
• Original thought
• Clarity of expression

There are no correct or incorrect answers, just depth, logic, and originality. Participants are urged to think honestly, critically, and independently.

Get to know me

I am Ninapenda from Nigeria. I started my journey on Steemit in 2020 and have been a committed user ever since, working hard to contribute to the Steemit ecosystem.

I have served as a moderator in various communities, which has helped me grow my influence, reputation, and popularity on the platform.

I consistently share valuable content to help users express their ideas and gain knowledge, allowing me to educate more people within the community. I put great effort into fulfilling my responsibilities as a moderator.

I am dedicated and committed, which is why I have been on this platform for 5 years. During these 5 years, I create quality content and support Steemians with my Steem power by voting and commenting. I also support the Steemit team and its initiatives and projects.

My Delegations

Reputation	77.981
Steem power	20,207

Draft schedule for 6 weeks challenge

WEEK 1: If You Were in Charge

Leadership requires decision-making, not perfection. You are to step into the role of someone with authority. Wear the shoe and feel the heat.

Questions

• If you were given full authority for one year in your community or country, what is the first issue you would address?

• Why did you choose this issue over others?

• What is that one difficult decision you would have to make?

• How would you explain this decision to people who disagree with you?

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WEEK 2: Simple Solutions to Big Problems

Complex problems do not always need complex solutions. Sometimes, small ideas create the biggest impact.

Questions

• Choose a global or local problem (education, waste, traffic, unemployment, loneliness, etc.).
  Propose a simple, realistic solution that does not rely on advanced technology.

• Who would benefit most from this solution?

• What possible challenges or limitations do you think your idea might face?

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WEEK 3: Seeing Problems Differently

Most people complain about problems. Few take a break to examine them deeply. This week is about how you see a problem, not how quickly you solve it.

Questions

• Identify one everyday problem in your community or country and explain some steps in solving them.

• Why do you think this problem still exists despite many people noticing it?

• In your opinion, what is the most misunderstood part of this problem?

• If you could change one mindset related to this issue, what would it be?

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WEEK 4: Rethinking the Normal

Many things are accepted as “normal” simply because they have existed for a long time. This week challenges you to question that normality.

Questions

• Name one practice, belief, or system that people accept as normal but should be questioned.

• Why do you think people rarely challenge it?

What could improve if this “normal” way changed?

• What might be lost if it disappeared completely?

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WEEK 5: Ideas That Failed (and Why)

Failure is often more educational than success. Do you agree? This week focuses on learning from ideas that did not work.

Questions

• Describe an idea, plan, or decision (yours or someone else’s) that failed.

• What was the original intention behind it?
  Why do you think it failed?

• What would you do differently if given another chance?

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WEEK 6: One Idea Worth Spreading

Some ideas are small, some are big, but a few have the power to change lives. This final week is about clarity, purpose, and impact.

Questions

• Share one idea you believe could improve lives (locally or globally).

• Why is this idea important now?

• Who do you feel needs to hear this idea the most?

• What is the first small step someone could take to begin?

How 6 Best Post will be selected

After checking each post weekly, I will select my top 6 Best based on the following criteria.

My Observation:

Description	Score
Ai/plagiarism check	❌or✅
Clarity of thought	2/2
Originality	4/4
Expression/practical input	2/2
Compliance to instructions	2/2
Sum Total	10/10

I look forward to a positive feedback and I'm hopeful that my idea would be welcomed!

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