Social Media Detox
Embracing the concept of the "minimum effective dose," one explores a more intentional approach to social media use, focusing on updates and connections rather than mindless scrolling. Inspired by a friend's successful 30-day social media break, the discussion highlights the challenges of balancing personal well-being with business demands. Acknowledging the addictive nature of social media, there's a commitment to ongoing self-monitoring to maintain a healthy relationship with these platforms.In this clip
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Addressing Our Social Media Addiction - 690
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How beneficial is it to only go on social media when posting something of value or using it for a specific purpose, rather than mindlessly scrolling, as discussed in the episode Dr. Judy Ho: Stop Self Sabotage, Mastering Mindfulness, Enneagram Exploration + Personality Assessments and the clip Social Media Mindfulness?
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