Be Genuine
Do the same. Many are trying to imitate others, if you become another, you may never be noticed. So be authentic and be yourself.
You may not get a very large following by being yourself, but your audience will resonate with you and love you for who you. That’s where the value is.
Do know that being authentic means that it might take you a bit longer to gather a large audience but if you keep working on yourself and your content, they will eventually take notice of you and start following you.
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