Keep on Steemin'.Hey @daut44 , thank you very much for this post. It really highlights those hidden gems, that ought to continue fighting the good fight:
Will you be doing a second edition of this ? Because I'd really like you to see my posts and be featured on the next edition. You see, my content is unique in the way that I post entrepreneurship posts for young startup enthusiasts on Mexico, and Discover Mexico posts on Sundays, so that people from other countries can break visual barriers.
Cheers.
Possibly will do a followup. To be honest, it would be best for the community if those with a greater followings than myself picked up where I left off to bring recognition to the unrecognized and unheralded. But I'll check out your work
Thank you @daut44, and yes, it seem reasonable. I'll be expecting your comments regarding my content. Cheers.
I really enjoy your Discovering Mexico series and look forward to reading more.
Regarding entrepreneurship, you should offer your personal story first before giving short pieces of advice about starting businesses; you need to establish credibility, and describing your two startups in more detail with websites shown and how they've done is the way to start. Most people have no goals of starting a business right now so they may not have any interest in reading about it, but if you tell them why you started your businesses and the process that led to it, it may gain a lot more traction and inspire people to learn more about it.
Followed and good luck
This has been the best advice i've received so far. Thank you @daut44 , this way I can make a connection with people by showing them the path I've chosen and the decisions that led me to it. I really appreciate you took the time to read my content. And of course, next Sunday will be another Discover Mexico Post, I have some very interesting places and stories to tell. Plus the entrepreneurship posts.