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So, my question to you as it pertains to social media is, “What do you use social media for? ”, where I talk to Cal Newport, he said he doesn’t use social media because to might equate to 500-1,000 more book sales, and that just isn’t enough for him to sign up for this time waster. And when I recently talked with Greg McKeown, we agreed that in order for me to produce more important work, it would make most sense for me to give up social media. I agree with the document the journey mentality with social media, because at least you are putting in the actual work at the same time of posting on social media.

Some of the biggest movements in history stand out not for individual accomplishments, but for the way that individual innovators drew from each other to create their own individual works that reflected what they as a community faced. Looking at times like the European Renaissance during the 14th through 17th centuries, to the Harlem Renaissance in the early 20th century, to what I would call the “Technology Renaissance”, occurring as we speak, it’s through relationships, the sharing of ideas, and building of bonds that these were possible. It’s an amazing feeling to be with those who are also interested in creating something new and just see their approach to not only the creative process, but their entire lives. Creativity is a multiplier; you will see massive changes in the way you approach your work and the way you approach your life.

Although marriage is intended to be a lasting relationship, you and your spouse won’t always feel the same on everything. he/she doesn’t understand, or the words you are speaking that could trigger feelings he/she doesn’t want at the time. You may think, “the last time I tried to do this, or discuss this I was rejected. Keep in mind love is an action, and being rejected, no matter how big or small the rejection, should not prevent you from putting love in action in your marriage.

They put a high value on being able to do what they love at work and at home, but they don’t hide it. They put a high value on being able to do what they love at work and at home, but they don’t hide it. * Don’t Try to Fake ItMillennials have grown up with innovative technology like smart phones, social media, and more. Don’t try to fake like you know how those things work.