听了网友建议专心挖货，结果订单反而少了？看来“拍视频”和“挖山货”之间的平衡，真的是我太难了！

I've been under a lot of pressure lately. People used to say I "only made videos and didn't actually harvest the herbs," so I listened and spent all my time foraging for wild medicinal herbs, wanting to let my skills speak for themselves. But it turned out differently; I harvested more herbs and made fewer videos, and my orders actually declined. It seems that for us new farmers, just having the goods isn't enough; knowing how to showcase these treasures is the real skill. The road to entrepreneurship is truly more complicated than I imagined. I want to be a good herb gatherer and also an entertaining video blogger, and balancing the two seems incredibly difficult. This awkward situation is really leaving me feeling lost. Dear viewers, what do you think? Should I continue with my "hardcore" herb-harvesting approach, or should I revert to my "video" approach of showing you the scenery and sharing the fun of herb gathering? Let me know in the comments! I'll listen to your opinions! I followed the advice to focus more on foraging than making videos, and my orders actually dropped. It turns out that finding the balance between being a "hardcore harvester" and a "content creator" is a real challenge! Starting a business is never easy. Which do you prefer to see—the action of foraging or the storytelling side? Let me know! Follow "Rural Wave" for the most authentic, bittersweet diary of rural entrepreneurship and herb gathering. #NewFarmerEntrepreneurship #RuralEntrepreneurship #HerbGatheringDailyLife #RealRecord #RuralWave #OperationalInsights #CareerBottlenecks #RuralVlog #FiveFingerPeach #E-commerceEntrepreneurship #Entrepreneurship #ForagingLife #RuralBusiness #ContentCreator #RealTalk