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Social Media is a great place for sharing knowledge. It connects us to great achievers and successful folks.
Social media is also a place for spreading FOMO. It is easy to get caught up in a fight, become vulnerable.
I have been a superuser of Twitter for over a decade. But over the past few months, I have seen it is getting on my nerves. I am finding it another Idiot Box.
I am not deleting Twitter but quitting it for some time.
I will continue writing daily. I have linked my blog publishing with Buffer so the posts will be shared automatically.
Time will tell how much this break will help me.


How will your enterprise succeed without creativity? Why will someone buy your service, not others if you are not different?
I have been seeing a trend where employees are just code monkeys or workers. The level of freedom to come up with creative ideas and solution are dead.

Carl Jung was one of the fathers of Psychology. Sigmund Freud considered him his son and successor. Later years their relationship turned ugly and they parted.
I was reading Carl Jung’s’ autobiography. I wonder if Jung was a philosopher or a psychologist. His knowledge of oriental and Asian school of philosophy was praiseworthy.
Jung taught me the importance of acquiring self-knowledge and rationally interpreting my dreams. The importance of loving and living in mother nature by self. He had created a house inside the jungle, where he spent most part of his life reading, writing and interpreting his dreams in silence.

Trust is a core virtue of humanity. Our life depends on it. It takes a second or one wrong action to lose trust. The aftermath of it destroys an individual.
Many have lost their job, relationship due to mistrust. Don’t even comprise on trust.
Some people have shaped us into who we are now, don’t let them suffer.

Reading to Seneca: On Shortness of Life makes me realize how much time I have wasted. The time I have wasted in fighting, worrying or in pain.
Our allocated time on this planet is limited, It is on us how to make use of it. We can waste it by participating in things we don’t like or pursuing a career we like.
In the end, it is on us to decide how we would like to spend allocated time of our life. Future dreams and past regrets have taken over the beautiful present time of our life. I also came across this post of Time Urban your life in weeks
People are frugal in guarding their personal property; but as soon as it comes to squandering time they are most wasteful of the one thing in which it is right to be stingy. ― Seneca