It’s who you follow, not how many follow you.

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Diego Dreyfus

Religion, Relationships, Education, Religion & Spirituality, Self-improvement, Society & Culture:relationships, Society & Culture

4.8 • 935 Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2021

⏱️ 4 minutes

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Summary

When looking at social media I don’t think that those who follow you are as important as the ones you follow. Many questions came up from this thought. Check out this episode.

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0:00.0	I think today is not who follows you on Instagram and how many people follow you.
0:06.2	I think it's about who you follow on Instagram.
0:10.1	It means much more.
0:12.6	It's easy to have followers today.
0:14.8	You just show a little bit of skin or you do stupid things or you post something a little
0:23.0	bit violent.
0:24.5	You kind of use the algorithm in your favor and you can have followers, empty followers.
0:31.0	TikTok is making anybody famous.
0:33.8	Go use it.
0:34.8	It's very stupid.
0:36.6	It doesn't have any impact.
0:38.3	Nobody really remembers you after one year, but you will be famous, I guess, if that's
0:43.8	what you want it.
0:45.8	But I'm much more interested in who you follow instead of how many people and who follows
0:51.4	you.
0:53.9	Who you follow?
0:54.9	What are you looking at on your social media?
0:58.3	When you open an app like Instagram or TikTok or Facebook, who do you follow?
1:04.6	What are you consuming?
1:07.6	If you're a woman, are you following a lot of girls just to compare yourself with them
1:11.1	and then feeling horrible and lousy and terrible with yourself?
1:15.5	If you're a guy, are you just following people with guys with money and fame and stuff
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