The best content is not created in the Spanish-speaking world. If you want to stay up to date, you have to start reading blogs in other languages, especially in English.
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I read it yesterday on Dean Romero's blog . The vast majority of content we find in the blogosphere is recycled. One writes something that is taken from a source that has taken it from another that has taken it from another blog and in the end we all write about the same thing.
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To avoid the problem of repeating what others say, I rarely read blogs in Spanish. To be completely honest, I spend relatively little time reading. On average, I spend more time on blogs in English and German than on blogs written in Spanish.
Why content in another language is a great source of inspiration
There is no need to be complex about what we have and even japanese phone number format less about who we are. We simply must not close our eyes to what is happening outside the Spanish-speaking blogosphere. Not having a good command of English is a bad excuse. Reading texts in a language that we do not master 100% has a positive side effect because it allows us to expand our vocabulary over time. That is not the only advantage.
Cultural perspective different from ours
Reading blogs in other languages also gives us access to different cultures. Even using the same language there can be important differences. I notice this every time I am in Switzerland. Despite using the same language (although the Swiss have the Schwyzerdütsch dialect which is different from Hochdeutsch ) you realize that they are 2 totally different cultures. On many occasions your eyes will be opened because they apply ways of thinking that you, due to your “limited” cultural horizon, cannot understand. It is not because your intellect is unable to understand things, it is simply the education and the context in which you live that make it difficult for you to see things clearly.