Try reducing your outputs while you’re solo and/or alone. A lot of the conversation around social media use is framed around consuming content and overlooks the creation part, which is a shame. Because even if you’re not an influencer, there’s a good chance you’re still generating content—so, posting photos, updating your status, texting your people, and documenting your day or your activities . . . or responding to others’ photos, statuses, texts, and documentation. And that’s a problem! First, the moment you begin to document something, the less present you are. And the more you create, the
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