大地の写メ日記

This time, I want to talk about how I share myself with others.

Most job-wind therapists find clients through things like social media, blogs, livestreams, and events.
In cities, there are places to meet people in person,
but for most of us, online posting is the main way.

By posting every day, people slowly start to understand who we are.
It feels like muscle training—small, steady efforts that grow into something real.
It’s not flashy, but I can feel the results.

Right now, I mainly use X （Twitter） and my blog （写メ日記）.
There’s still a lot I can improve, and both platforms are very competitive now.
It’s not easy to stand out.

I used to work in places where I could meet clients face to face,
but now, due to personal reasons, that’s not possible.
I started feeling like I had fewer chances to show who I am.

So I asked myself:
“Is there another way that fits me better?”
I thought of some new ideas:

• Writing a novel on Kindle （about the job-wind world）





• Hosting a DJ event





• Planning a beach BBQ

These aren’t sexual at all,
but they might help people get to know me as a person.

Still, I realized these ideas might not last long.
They also need help from others,
and I don’t feel ready to make them happen yet.
So for now, they’re just ideas.

That’s why I came back to this thought:
Even if it takes time, the best path for me is to keep posting—
on X and my blog, little by little.

No shortcuts. No rushing.
Just being myself and doing what I can, step by step.