Self-Impose social medial and internet limit.
I recent impose a unofficial internet and social media limit. Spending time on social media does past time, but for me it is useless. It does not make me better or make my life better. I can never get that time back, look at other people live their life on Instagram. However, I still do go on Instagram daily, but I try to stay on a social medial apps no longer than ten minutes at a time.
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I have so much more time to do productive things now that I spend less time on my phone. However, I think I could get even more done if I spent even less time on the internet and on social medial apps. At one time, I had a routine, in the mornings, I would go on: sport sites, multiple news sites, Instagram, and entertainment site. In the future I plan on continue to limit my internet and social media use, to live a better quality of life.
Hi Ebby, I enjoyed your post about "internet limits". My last essay is about the downsides of Social media and its effects on both mental health and physical. There are actual blood levels CRP proteins that are elevated in correlation with too much social media use. Creating limits is hard to do but it is one of the solutions to alleviating the symptoms of being on social media for hours a day. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI totally agree about limiting social media. I sometimes get caught in the black hole called Instagram. I try to limit myself as well and go for a walk or read a book instead. I fail quite often as the lure of the social media is strong. Good luck on your journey with this! - Christopher Vining
ReplyDeleteI personally don't use social media. The algorithms on these big tech platforms are designed to enrage you with clickbait and overall ruin your day. ~Jason R
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