Reason to be cheerful
Less apps, more human connection
Hi there,
Sorry for skipping last week; I am running out of things to say.
Five things to share:
I want to write more for the internet but real life keeps distracting me. A few posts from the archive: The loneliest place; Laugh or log off; From a smartphone to a flip phone; Should you delete social media? That’s the wrong question.
If you are looking for Reasons to Be Cheerful.
A quote I want to share with you:
You can’t write — or live — if you imagine the whole world watching over your shoulder, waiting for you to screw up, ready to mock or vilify you. Which, thanks to the internet, it now is.
— Tim Kreider (Source)Oof!
What’s even better than a book summary app? A friend reading out-loud snippets of a book that they think you would find it interesting. Less apps, more human connection.
A question for you: What is your reason to be cheerful this week?
That’s all for this week!Â
Thank you for reading, and please share with anyone you think may benefit.
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Until next time,
Mehret