Life Without Facebook: The Anti-Social Media Experiment
What that really means is getting off Facebook. While I have accounts on Twitter, Google+, and LinkedIn, I rarely visit those sites. But Facebook is different. For some reason, even when I vow not to visit, it draws me in. Calls to me. Compels me to log in and browse my feed. And yet when I do, more often than not I walk away aggravated, not inspired.
So why do I keep going back?
I'm not sure, but it's definitely time to step back and re-evaluate.
I joined Facebook in 2007 to keep an eye on my daughter when she went away to college. In 2008, like many other business owners, I began using it to market my business. I began amassing a huge friends list, accepting friend requests from everyone who sent me one.
For awhile everything was hunky dory. Until it wasn't anymore.
I'm not e...