A brief conversational excerpt from the YouTube video 'Lead with Value on Social Media' (Mundo Sanchez). The speakers discuss social-media visibility—how often one appears in comments/posts—and the role of being accessible and helpful online. The guest frames their activity as preventative help and describes becoming "the person I was looking for," signalling leadership and mentorship in the community.
Do you have someone that's like, managing your Facebook or is it just you? Because, like, every post I see your name. Like, every single time I'm scrolling, it's like I see you commenting.
No, I think it's maybe just Facebook algorithm. I know.
I'm just getting your every comments, I guess. Maybe because we're friends. I guess.
Yeah. So a lot of people actually tell me that they see me on social media a lot, which I think I'm not doing enough. And that's another thing. We always think, like, I'm not doing good enough. I'm not doing enough. So I think, like, I'm not doing anything.
There's rarely a post I read. I look at the comments and I don't, like, see your name.
Okay. I love to prevent issues. I love to help people. So maybe that's why. And I do have a ton of experience. So I said, like, as a tc, I help people to prevent issues first and fix them. So when I see. Okay. Because I became the person I was looking for when I joined sub 2.
Yeah. Nice.
If I could find someone that I could actually ask questions and it would actually honestly answer me. Like, when I was in the beginning of the journey, like, now we have a lot of good leaders. We also had them back then. I just didn't know that they like how to find them.
Yeah. And you're one of the leaders yourself.
Like you.
Yeah.
