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Behind the Blog: Taking Social Media Breaks - The idea of taking social media breaks will likely send most small business/brand owners into a panic attack. I know that MY immediate thought when I think about taking a break from my socials is “I can’t,” and then as I think more, it turns into a buzzing swarm of… Read More »
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The people I love know that I love them.
They know how important they are to me.
Without a doubt you know how thankful I am for you, because I am positive that I have told you.
And I’m proud of that.
It’s something I do with intent.
I am all too aware that we have no idea when our time here will finish.
“I thank the Lord for the people I have found.”
Take time today to really think about who is in your life.
How do your “friends” make you feel when you leave them?
Are they helping you to be better, or are they keeping you where you’ve always been?
How much effort are YOU putting in to these friendships?
Are you taking responsibility for your relationships, or do you just expect others to text and call you because “you know how I am”?
You can’t expect to receive love and friendship if you never give it.
“And I thank the Lord for the people I have found
I thank the Lord for the people I have found…”
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Before you sign a petition or share a post in the hopes of helping advocate for a cause you care about about, ask yourself one question: IS IT ACTUALLY TRUE?
Social media advocacy can create positive change, but misinformation can cause real harm. Verify facts. Read before signing. Share responsibly. Good intentions do not replace accuracy or accountability.
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The idea of taking social media breaks will likely send most small business/brand owners into a panic attack.
I know that MY immediate thought when I think about taking a break from my socials is “I can’t,” and then as I think more, it turns into a buzzing swarm of thoughts that all begin with “I can’t…”
I can’t stop posting; I’ll lose my following.
I can’t post less, the social media “gods” will punish me!
I can’t stay off social media, my readers will notice.
If I stop posting regularly, I’ll lose all the momentum I have.
I can’t skip responding to comments; it will make “them” mad!
I won’t lie to you, taking social media breaks CAN negatively impact what you’ve built. After all, the entire system rewards you for the more time you spend using it. Whether that’s posting, responding to comments, or scrolling and consuming content from other creators. You will see positive growth when you do all of those things; when you don’t, your account will go quiet, and you may see a noticeable decrease in views.
I can see you shaking your head right now and telling me, “This is not helping me want to take a break!”
But I promise the emotional and mental payoff from taking a social media break outweighs any drawbacks.
Head to PrairieWifeInHeels.com to read more about why you may feel a need to take a break from social media. Then learn practical solutions that may help you! 📸 @amandajophotowyo
24 hours later. The snow is almost completely melted here on the prairie, and the mountain looks gorgeous! Praying the temps stay cool and we don’t get lots of wind so the moisture has some time to soak in and do some good. #wyominglife
Lots of clapping today as we celebrated these kids. Proud of their academic and athletic achievements this year and grateful for the teachers and coaches that encouraged them! 💜
