Laura Escanes is one of the most important content creators and influencers on the current social scene. The Catalan has managed to carve out a niche for herself in the world of the Internet and has been climbing little by little until she has become a reference for many other digital creators.
Throughout her career, Risto Mejide's ex-partner has participated in different work projects (advertising campaigns, fashion events, television programs such as El Desafío, etc.), but it is now that she enjoys a full professional life: she presents a podcast space in which he has a lot of freedom (Between the sky and the clouds), he has recorded a program for Catalan television and will make waves this year on this regional channel, his social impact on social networks does not stop growing, etc.
Although she is not living her best personal moment due to the breakup with the Sevillian singer Álvaro de Luna, the mother of little Roma remains positive and is more than ready to start 2024 with spirit and joy.
This morning the entrepreneur published the last chapter of the aforementioned podcast. On this occasion, the guest was Nil Ojeda, one of the most sought-after streamers and YouTubers in our country.
At one point in the interview, the content creators brought up a topic that has caught the attention of viewers: the number of hours they spend on their phone each day.
After checking the data on his cell phones, Nil Ojeda has recognized that his weekly average is 8 hours and 14 minutes per day. For her part, Escanes has been horrified to see that, on average, she spends more than nine hours connected to her cell phone per day. ''It's very heavy, huh?'' the presenter mused in a worried tone.
''I truly hope and trust that no one exceeds this average daily use,'' the businesswoman wrote as the title of the interview post on Instagram. Given such data, different users and followers of the network have wanted to express that there is a more than notorious addiction to electronic devices and social networks in our society and that it is a serious and real problem.
''You're crazy'', ''It seems outrageous to me'' or ''When I saw that my daily average was almost ten hours I had to stop'' are some of the comments that can be read in the Escanes publication.
