Summary Report for week 6-“Thinking and Ideas!| One Idea Worth Spreading!”
Hello everyone,
The sixth week of the Thinking & Ideas Challenge has officially concluded, marking an engaging end to the season.
This sixth week centered on one idea worth spreading. An idea that people ignore but it's worth adopting. A total of 44 valid entries were received, showing a strong interest and involvement from different backgrounds and areas.
Most participants showed readiness in observation, bringing attention to issues like education disparities, relationships, environmental issues, inadequate infrastructure, social attitudes, and communication failures. Many submissions were notable for their sincerity and for identifying the root causes of issues rather than just the symptoms.
Although many submissions were thought-provoking, some entries depended on broad statements lacking depth. In all, everyone has given ideas that are worth the while and these ideas has opened our minds to what need to be done. It was an amazing tour with all participants in this thinking and ideas.
I also want to appreciate the Steemit team for supporting this challenge and recognizing the value in this idea. Your encouragement keeps us active and inspired!
Now, let's move happily into the moment we've all been waiting for, the announcement of our Week one winners!
| User ID | Post link | Score |
|---|---|---|
| @josepha | Post link | 10 |
| @sur-riti | Post link | 10 |
| @alexanderpeace | Post link | 10 |
| @ukpono | Post link | 10 |
| @mohammadfaisal | Post link | 10 |
| @okere-blessing | Post link | 10 |
I thank all 44 participants who dedicated their time to think, write, and share their views. I hope for deeper insights, more compelling arguments, and greater originality next time.
Until we meet again, see you all.
Cc;
@steemitblog
Best Regards,
@ninapenda
Thank you so much for the privilege and the mention. 🙏
What a pleasant surprise. Thank you so much for considering my entry worthy.
Congratulations to us.
Thank you for the support and recognition.
This has been my most favourite challenge so far. It helped me discuss some issues I'd ordinarily have either kept mute on or ignored to serve energy from unnecessary arguments.
It's great to have a safe space to share your ideas and people who actually believe in it.
Looking forward to reading other author's responses and sharing more ideas as well.