Para este año: Si te leen, si te ven, sé paciente [ESP-ENG]

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Sometimes we think that no one reads us, that no one sees what we do, even if we put in all our effort and dedication.

I think that as a content creator, this is incredibly frustrating. It happened to me with online sales at the beginning, and also with my content in general.

You start to think that no one sees you, or that no one is interested in your content.

Which is understandable, because when you don't see good statistics or numbers in your bank account, you think the worst.

Until the magic happens: you receive a message from someone who, without knowing it, lifts your spirits.

The sales start coming in, and little by little you can breathe a sigh of relief.

Which didn't happen by chance, but because you were consistent; you worked on it day after day. Believe it or not, at the beginning there's always someone watching your every move; it sounds a bit terrifying, but it's the reality of the internet.

We could also say that it's the reality of life itself.

Because there are people who follow your account, who see all your content, so one day, when you least expect it, they send you a message saying they're interested in a particular product from your store.

That's why I tell you to be patient.

Patience is arguably the hardest thing to work on, especially if one day you decide to be independent, leave everything behind, and dedicate yourself to being a hippie like me.

From the outside, people see it as luck; however, there's a lot of work behind it.

I get up early, take care of my personal things, and my workday begins.

I set my own goals for the day, plan what needs to be done, and start executing everything.

Fortunately, AI exists today; thanks to it, I've had that extra help I sometimes need.

My sister also helps me with some tasks, and that's how I'm building little by little. Slowly, because it's not easy, but surely.

From what I can tell you, the beginning can be overwhelming; However, it won't always be like this.

The beginning can even hurt.

It happens when you create content, when you sell, or when you look for work online.

So you're not alone, and don't let other people's exaggerated numbers overwhelm you. Some have impressive beginnings, others have started slowly.

And both are okay, because everyone goes through their processes differently.

This reminds me of Spanish and American YouTubers. I tend to consume a lot of their content because it's extremely useful. I've gotten ideas from it that I've adapted and that work.

At the same time, I've seen those magnificent numbers, and I honestly tell you that at the beginning, around 2019, when I started working online, I got discouraged. It's happened to me at the beginning too.

Especially when I did something and didn't see the same results, until little by little, over time, I understood that it was different for everyone.

My growth has been slow, but I feel satisfied with everything I've learned, and with that I can tell you today to be patient, that things take time, and that you just have to keep learning and persevere.