Why Buddhism and Ralph Waldo Emerson Would Recommend You to Stay On Social Media
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My free self-exploration course, Clarity Quest, relaunches on Monday, September 30th. 7 video lessons to take you through journaling exercises that will give you a new sense of direction and help you rewrite the story of your life. Join here. You shouldn’t delete social media if you want to reach your full capacity as an authentic individual. When I say this, I anticipate two responses. “Of course you would say that. You have almost 200K followers on instagram, and you want to keep growing.” or “Wait, David. You’ve been talking about the fragmentation of our attention and the dangers of…
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