7 Days Without Twitter

[writer99025]

It’s been 7 days since I’ve cut myself off from Twitter and the news. I feel so much at peace. Went to the mall today, bought some good books on mindfulness, health, exercise, freelancing, and building wealth. Saw a lot of happy people at the mall, it’s Diwali after all. I realized that most people don’t really care about politics and stuff.

[Guest chrispoirier]

Ahhh, what a relaxing sounding break. I think we could all benefit from this kind of idea 😌

[lucycodex]

I have done that before. It never takes long before I am back on social media though, because I need to use social media to advertise…

[cyaxrex]

Never used it. Don’t like anyone who does. Well done giving it up.

Now swap the mindfulness books people write just because they’re money spinners for a bottle of Jager and you’ll be sorted.

[gina_riley2]

No. No. No. No. No.

I 💜

[ssj1236]

No. No. No. No. No.

I 💜

Yeah, like who wouldn’t love tweeting about “#WhatZombiesAreThinking”, right?

[gina_riley2]

Yeah, like who wouldn’t love tweeting about “#WhatZombiesAreThinking”, right?

I share and like illustration and books. All my Twitter followers are writers or artist.

[writer99025]

I share and like illustration and books. All my Twitter followers are writers or artist.

Nothing wrong with that! You know what I mean - using Twitter to outrage about the latest news events and discuss politics and run political battles. That is unproductive. What you are doing is a good use of the platform, and that is what should be encouraged more.