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New York-based influencer Ana Wolfermann wants to switch from the glitzy world of content creation to a regular corporate job, even if it comes with a pay cut. Here's what she told Fortune magazine.
While she initially thought of social media influencing as a profitable venture, she later found it to be more taxing than rewarding.
Striking it big as an influencer might be an apt equivalent to winning the lottery. It instantly bestows fame, fortune and notoriety on an otherwise normal…
Hannah Warling, 26, from Los Angeles, California, quit full-time influencing because content creations made her depressed and lonely. She now works a full-time, 9-to-5 job in fashion.