We all are constantly at the receiving end of endless information, thrown at us without any particular preference or order or relevance!
Sure, we are in control of our "newsfeed", as it is called - apparently "feeding" us the "news". But, then we really cannot control what the people in-charge of populating the feed are posting. Nor are we in control of events that are triggering the feed.
However, we choose to ignore most of the things coming in our feed. Occasionally, hiding inappropriate ones, or blocking, or reporting them. This has causes us to apply a first level of filtering criteria - typically where our attention span is very less! In the process, we may/do ignore few things which might warrant more attention.
How do we strike a balance? Or do we just gulp whatever is fed to us, which might lead to upset tummy sometimes, or puking occasionally (Snapchat-syle rainbow colored)!
Here's a dose of Monday Morning motivation!!
Sure, we are in control of our "newsfeed", as it is called - apparently "feeding" us the "news". But, then we really cannot control what the people in-charge of populating the feed are posting. Nor are we in control of events that are triggering the feed.
However, we choose to ignore most of the things coming in our feed. Occasionally, hiding inappropriate ones, or blocking, or reporting them. This has causes us to apply a first level of filtering criteria - typically where our attention span is very less! In the process, we may/do ignore few things which might warrant more attention.
How do we strike a balance? Or do we just gulp whatever is fed to us, which might lead to upset tummy sometimes, or puking occasionally (Snapchat-syle rainbow colored)!
Here's a dose of Monday Morning motivation!!
Don't wait for your dreams, chase them. #mondaymotivation pic.twitter.com/POwzNiAPWa
— SwimOutlet.com (@SwimOutlet) October 26, 2015
Don't put off what needs doing today #mondaymotivation #regrets via @moodcards pic.twitter.com/03wLJ7iTvH
— Andrea Harrn (@themoodcards) November 1, 2015
— EAA (@eaaeduph) November 2, 2015
Update1 (04/11/2015):
Found this... it makes so much more sense!!!
Update2 (05/11/2015) - above vid was removed, so the link to story!
Essena O'Neill: The girl using social media to tell you social media is evil: https://t.co/CKmoHizyIU pic.twitter.com/yfjYnPtjip
— Mashable (@mashable) November 5, 2015
And another one brewing up :)
So long Hipster Barbie: The parody Instagram account is calling it quits https://t.co/GodjI5yS2X pic.twitter.com/vrkJ9VX2PE
— Mashable (@mashable) November 5, 2015
