There's a side to social media that seems invisible, yet it shapes everything: the constant feeling that someone is always watching, waiting, commenting. As if silence weren't an option. As if not posting, not reacting, or not being present were tantamount to disappearing. And in that loop, the personal and the professional blend together until you no longer know if you're sharing because you want to… or because you have to.

In this episode of "Little is Said," we sit down with Nuria Casas to talk about what it really means to make a living online. About how the algorithm isn't just a theory, but a daily pressure. About that little voice that asks you if you're using your time well or if you should be creating something else. Because when your job depends on being present, disconnecting isn't just difficult: it's almost contradictory.

Is being an influencer about having control… or living in fear of losing it? Do you post because you want to, or because if you don't, you disappear? And at what point does your life stop being yours and become content? An episode that turns the whole "making a living from social media" thing on its head and makes it pretty clear: yes, it's a business... but sometimes you are the product too.

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