It’s a grand thing to find out you’re doing something right. It’s an even grander thing to find out you don’t have to change a thing to be cutting edge.
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It’s a grand thing to find out you’re doing something right. It’s an even grander thing to find out you don’t have to change a thing to be cutting edge.
I have been a social media dinosaur for quite some time. I don’t do Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or anything else. I have felt like an oddball and my friends tell me I’m out of touch, but I don’t care. To quote the great Dr. Seuss, “I do not like it, Sam I am.”
But today I am cool. Today I am right. Today I found out I’m on the forefront of evolution.
I just read an article by a former Facebook executive who claims social media is destroying society. People spend so much time on social media that they forget (or never learn) how to have real live conversations with real live people. In fact, several of the big wigs of social media admitted they limit their kids’ screen time.