The Life-Changing Magic of Unfollowing Almost Everybody
In a last-ditch effort to enjoy my social media experience again, I unfollowed 90% of my Twitter feed—and I think it worked. When I check in now, in just a few minutes I catch up on everything said by the ninety or so people I follow. I have time to consider what they say. I don’t leave upset. It’s similar
The Life-Changing Magic of Unfollowing Almost Everybody Switch to mobile version Raptitude.com Menu About Archives Experiments Courses Contact Best posts RSS The Life-Changing Magic of Unfollowing Almost Everybody { comments closed } 866 Facebook Email 1 Pinterest Reddit Share 867 SHARES In a last-ditch effort to enjoy my social media experience again, I unfollowed 90% of my Twitter feed—and I think it worked. When I check in now, in just a few minutes I catch up on everything said by the ninety or so people I follow. I have time to consider what they say. I don’t leave upset. It’s similar to
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