Five wholesome, algorithm-free tips for cultivating a rich(er) social life
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Five wholesome, algorithm-free tips for cultivating a rich(er) social life
If it drains me to be on social media, then who says I have to do it that way? What’s a more fun way to connect with and serve the people I want to work with?
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rather, aim to achieve the feeling of connectedness.
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Like an IRL community, you’re not going to make friends in an online community unless you get involved, are kind, and are a productive member of the community.