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Comment on I took a break from 𝕏. Here’s what happened. by TJ
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In other words, I don’t carry social media with me everywhere I go; I treat it more like a job task.
Finally, while I was always receptive to the arguments about the dangers of social media, I never felt that they completely applied to me.
As my 𝕏 break grew longer, I found my ability to focus improved dramatically.
As a result of my 𝕏 break, my mind reset, leaving me more committed to fulfilling this mission.
Critiques of social media are typically ignored by those who are on social media; i.e., the people who need to hear it the most.