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If a while ago we talked about the day-to-day problems of being a micro-influencer in a humorous way, today we are going to discuss a more serious topic that affects many people: the psychological effect generated by the work of being an influencer.

On many occasions, influencers have talked about it, regardless of the number of followers. For example, El Rubius published this video to explain that he needed to take a few months off from all the pressure and self-demand that caused him anxiety.


I am getting more and more nervous and it is becoming more difficult for me to breathe. "I feel like I get low after live shows, I noticed that I was fainting."

Rubén has opened a very important conversation, and many other influencers have shown their support and understanding.

The pressure of working as an influencer
Many people do not understand it, and envy it. He is surprised when he hears that there are people who make money "just by making videos." But they are not aware of all the work, attention and knowledge it requires. And when they have problems, as has happened with El Rubius, they are belittled, as if they were nonsense because "they have money."

An influencer is a person , and they may not be Phone Number List used to constant public scrutiny or even having their right to privacy ignored. The closeness and trust of being a real person becomes a difficulty in this sense.

In addition, they face offensive comments and trolls who indulge in anonymity. And even the desire of their followers to upload content or for it to be different can put pressure on the influencer, something that ends up taking its toll.



There are many YouTubers and Instagrammers who have realized that their virtual appearance has become more important than their real life , and that they acted only for their followers. It is easy to lose yourself in the desire to give and achieve more. What once was publishing what you wanted and liked, has become almost an obligation that limits your creativity .

And being an influencer is a job. It requires a lot of dedication, sacrifices and occupies a large part of our thoughts. And as such, sometimes it is necessary to rest and focus on mental health before continuing.

If a while ago we talked about the day-to-day problems of being a micro-influencer in a humorous way, today we are going to discuss a more serious topic that affects many people: the psychological effect generated by the work of being an influencer.

On many occasions, influencers have talked about it, regardless of the number of followers. For example, El Rubius published this video to explain that he needed to take a few months off from all the pressure and self-demand that caused him anxiety.
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