Social media is great, Facebook is has changed the way we do everything and Twitter allows us to really express ourselves in 140 character or less, but … there is too much social media out there! Sometimes, I feel like there is so much information coming at me, it can be overwhelming, so why not break up with social media for a few weeks?
Table of contents:
- your phone won't hold you hostage
- productivity? you'll be better at it …
- you'll be more connected to your friends and family
- you'll actually stop and see the world
- creativity? it'll happen more!
- you'll feel clearer
- you'll have a ton more time
- it will allow you to focus in on what really matters
- drama? it's way less
- you'll have a fresh look on life
- you'll actually be able to hear people tell you their news
- you won't have to plug in your phone nearly as much
- you can have a conversation without picking up your phone
- your brain will thank you for the break
- you forget about snap, silent judgments because of a status update
- the anxiety of 'answering every message' within 30 seconds goes away
- your friends won't know everything that is going in your life … forcing them to call you
1 Your Phone Won't Hold You Hostage
2 Productivity? You'll Be Better at It …
3 You'll Be More Connected to Your Friends and Family
4 You'll Actually Stop and See the World
5 Creativity? It'll Happen More!
6 You'll Feel Clearer
7 You'll Have a Ton More Time
8 It Will Allow You to Focus in on What Really Matters
9 Drama? It's Way Less
10 You'll Have a Fresh Look on Life
11 You'll Actually Be Able to Hear People Tell You Their News
12 You Won't Have to Plug in Your Phone Nearly as Much
13 You Can Have a Conversation without Picking up Your Phone
14 Your Brain Will Thank You for the Break
15 You Forget about Snap, Silent Judgments Because of a Status Update
16 The Anxiety of 'answering Every Message' within 30 Seconds Goes Away
17 Your Friends Won't Know Everything That is Going in Your Life … Forcing Them to Call You
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