n cartoons and comics an iconic light bulb over head illustrates the "Aha!" moment. Today's icon would probably be the bluebird from Twitter, flapping annoyingly around your head to show you get it.
I remember how I mocked Twitter. I still do. It is an easy target. The profitless application is the poster child for all that is wrong and right with the way social media is used and abused. I dismissed Twitter as a Paris Hilton app, all style and no substance until my younger sister explained Twitter could be a place to expand a network and find valuable information.
I signed up for Twitter and used it just enough to understand how it worked and find out there was too much information to follow. Tweets forwarded to my cell phone lasted for about a week before it became too much. I turned off phone notification because I just didn't need to know "five ways to lead with more compassion" at that very moment.
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I remember how I mocked Twitter. I still do. It is an easy target. The profitless application is the poster child for all that is wrong and right with the way social media is used and abused. I dismissed Twitter as a Paris Hilton app, all style and no substance until my younger sister explained Twitter could be a place to expand a network and find valuable information.
I signed up for Twitter and used it just enough to understand how it worked and find out there was too much information to follow. Tweets forwarded to my cell phone lasted for about a week before it became too much. I turned off phone notification because I just didn't need to know "five ways to lead with more compassion" at that very moment.
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