Hopefully,&nbsp; you know that the internet remembers.
While it is easy to type a message while being in an emotional state, it may follow you forever.
You leave a digital footprint behind, and that’s why it is vital you learn internet etiquette. (netiquette).
The values that you live by in the offline world should also be lived in the virtual world.
Don’t create a gap between the offline and online versions of yourself.
Don’t pretend you’re someone else in the virtual world just because there is a screen “protecting” you.
Make your actions and values align. Think critically before leaving any comments online.
Ask yourself 3 questions I mention in the audio before you publish a post, whether that is on social media, in a comment section of a website, or on a forum.
If you’re already mindful about your posting and you prioritize empathy and respect, then there’s nothing to worry about.

Don’t Bring Your Online Persona to the Offline World

Learn how to:

•Beat phone and social media addiction
•Spend your time, attention and energy efficiently, instead of letting our device drain us
•Use your smartphone effectively and efficiently
•Use social media apps, mail apps, and Instant Messaging apps wisely

And:

•Simple tricks that make using your phone less compulsive, and give you back control
•The detrimental effects of excessive phone and social media use, and how to reduce that without giving up on social media entirely
•Why it seems impossible to stop using your phone
•Facts about social media and phone addiction

And much more!