How Many Hours Do You Spend On Social Media Per Day? | Sara Saffari

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[moontreecollective]

She’s absolutely out of her mind if she thinks men are treated better. Maybe at the highest of levels, but it is SO much easier for women to garner attention and even make it to the mid/high level

[TheyCalledMeT]

I'm a woman .. therefore I'm a victim-.-
While talking about being on social media 10h a day..

[brandonovich]

She's literally making bank, by being pretty and working out.. complaining about what..?

[thandokhan]

She wants more money ? Perhaps she shouldn't spent so many time scrolling through her phone.

[BenLeavitt]

Engagement isn’t always indicative of influence

[SpectreLance]

All the guys following and engaging on female fitness pages aren't buying female fitness gear so the engagement isn't worth as much 🎉

[joaquinintiwaelti]

Chris's Episodes are always movie-esque quality and nerve-wrecking, really informative and honestly exciting to watch especially after he gives a "text-teaser" about the topics and stuff but i have to say not only did the guest's choice on this episode surprise me but it really did no good as far as i'm seeing the feedback on this episode in the comments. Completely understandable though..i mean not only isn't she the brightest light but also her opinions on matters such as the fitness-industry and just her overall vibe is not exciting to say the least. She lacks not only mental matureness but also acts and talks like my sister 2 years ago, for retrospect my sister is now turning 17 so ye. She isn't exciting in any way shape or form (no pun intended) and honestly this episode was pretty unnecesary and imo a bold "business-move" from you chris..wouldn't be surprised if lots of people unsubscribed which i'm not one of them but please just try to keep the guests somewhat exciting because so far she is the only guest that wasn't so that means i'm still gonna eagerly await new episodes because i know this was just a "slip-up" from you.

[stanislavkarpov]

This is not Modern Wisdom. It’s a mistake. Please don’t do it again

[delvega]

Unfortunately I think Chris stepped down a few notches on the higher standards of guests he interviews. I’ll put her last place if you ranked the whole list and quality of content.

[kriseightyfive]

Woman seriously need to stop complaining.

Step 1: Be born beautifull
Step 2: Profit

Also, 10 freaking hours a day of registered screen time! That's at least 3x more then me smh. Put that thing away once in while.

[frankbrennos]

This shows the competitive advantage women have on social media. She can afford to spend most of her waking hours mindlessly scrolling but with just a couple of hours at the gym every day and some half decent photos, she still managed to build a huge following and make money out of it. I can guarantee her male counterparts worked twice as hard to get half of her following. That's one of the many reason they end up making bank more than she does by the way. More hard work always end up paying.

[Khan-rzqi]

So fellas when they keep saying they’re busy and not hitting you back up, you already know where you stand. You’re just not that guy.😂 seriously though, unless someone has a demanding career, it shouldn’t be that hard to keep in touch with people, especially with modern day smartphones.💯

[jnauttube]

This might be the podcast i don't watch

[joeofcourse]

- Men get paid more
- that's actually not true, here's why
- .... But still, like men get paid more. Need another 10 hours on my phone.

[dna]

I have nothing against her honestly but i didn’t see the point of this episode at all

[stephen]

Following and engagement are very different things. That's why these girls, in theory, have a massive following, but get paid less. Cause the engagement is trash. Just dudes checking them out and not going through with any of the advertising that the girl pushes.

[benlarkin]

I say this to everyone who spends most of their time online. The world is out there, not on your phone. She mentioned looking for something to inspire her. Go outside, talk a walk in nature, read a good book. The business model of social media companies is engineered to keep your attention, but if you consciously limit it by saying "I'll spend a couple of hours looking through this stuff, but no more, because I have goals that are much more important than all of this" you'll break free of it more easily.

[tegathemenace]

This is just similar to women sports.
Nobody discriminates women. Women even get paid a bigger percent of the cut. But the viewing just isn't high enough.

Men just follow male fitness influencers and women follow female influencers. Fair right?

Problem is there a lot of men interested in fitness(even those that can't do a pushup😂).
The percent of women who are interested in it dulls in comparison.

The brands would then look at your audience size and engagement in comparison to someone on the same level(a guy and he would perform better because his audience are more interested).
They'd endorse him and he now has the upper hand via social proof.

The brands are also aware that the male fitness market is larger so most of them lean that way and need male influencers.
Therefore making the number of brands associated with female fitness severely lower.
And making it seem "harder" to get deals. Because your options are less.

Another thing to note is that women are sometimes okay getting fitness tips from men but not the other way round. So a male influencer seems like a one size fits all
Like how women go to men's games a lot but hardly the reverse.

Businesses are non-sentimental and not interested in equality or making people feel accepted and all. Just who gets their results.

Your chances depends on your market size.
Nobody is looking at you and "finessing" you for having a vagina.

[jpyt]

Working out and social media yep she's exactly the person I thought she was

[dogeknows]

"I'm more mature than most girls my age."
*Stares at her phone 10 hours a day*