Social media can be both. I regularly put brain-health information on social medial sites. My weekday blog is a type of social media. I spend the time doing that because many people do not have access to brain function information, and I have found learning about it very helpful in my own life. For me, that is positive thinking. Spending hours on social media and comparing what people boast about what they own or where they go or where they live would represent negative thinking. First of all, those who “boast” often misrepresent what is actually true. What a pit it would be to find yourself in the depths of despair about what you do not have as compared with what others say they have—although there is no way of verifying that. Be thankful for what you have, and you will likely have more.
Listen to my weekly podcast https://anchor.fm/arlene-r-taylor
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment