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Reduce Time Spent On Social Media

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Eliminate Social Media

 

Social media is THE #1 time waster in the 21st century.

 

It doesn’t add any value to your life, teach you anything useful, or even connect you with other people in a meaningful way.

 

Unless you’re using Facebook messenger to catch up with an old friend, avoid using social media for more than 60 minutes a day.

 

It increases depression, decreases life satisfaction, and generally isn’t a valuable use of your time.

 

You have better things to do. - Andrew Ferebee, Quora

 

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