I am one week into my plan to give up Twitter, Facebook and other social media. That part is going well. It’s the giving up personal email and cell phone use while in the car that has me cheating a little. I did sign on to Facebook twice but only to get a number or email I couldn’t get somewhere else. As much as I yearn for more time away from technology, it has become a way of life (and in many cases improves productivity). Even though I didn’t meet all of my goals, I have felt good about some of what has happened. Since I started my plan on Mother’s Day, I have:
- prepared two meals and cooked out for the family twice
- played my guitar four times this week
- started to organize finances and investment info
- played more games and read more books to the kids than I had in awhile
- penned 8 – 10 letters in my own handwriting!
I like where this is taking me and look forward to a total Facebook free week and continued sabbatical from other social media.
I’ll post again in a week or so.
Tim Richardson is an inspirational speaker who speaks about how giving increases employee morale, lowers employee turnover, increases customer loyalty and creates higher profits for Fortune 500 companies, healthcare organizations and professional associations. He is president and founder of the Bill Walter Melanoma Research Fund. For more information on Tim, go to www.TimRichardson.com
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