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Agreed. And if you do reject something wholly, don't see it as a weakness in other people, but as a condition within you that you need to account for and work a
by charliepark 16y ago
Agreed. And if you do reject something wholly, don't see it as a weakness in other people, but as a condition within you that you need to account for and work around. For example (apart from my time at SXSW) I unfollowed everyone I had been following on Twitter. But that's not because I see them as the problem. The problem lies in my own distraction. While Twitter's one of the most friction-free places on the internet for distraction on demand, that's neither inherently good or bad.