Social Media Part 2: User Beware
Two weeks ago, I talked about social media, and the ways in which I’ve used it to create community and build my personal skills. But … Read more
Two weeks ago, I talked about social media, and the ways in which I’ve used it to create community and build my personal skills. But … Read more
Because I’m somewhat isolated, I have a rich and varied online presence that takes advantage of various platforms.
On taking the time to curate your news and information feeds to match what you want to know and learn about.
How many of you use TikTok? It has about 500 million users, 41% of whom are between the ages of 16 and 24. I don’t … Read more
When I started this new web site, I personally resolved not to talk as much about mental health issues and to focus more on science … Read more
Anytime you start something new with technology, there are always bugs to be worked out. Maybe your widget won’t show your Twitter feed, or your … Read more
The science behind Twitter reach.
It’s not an issue of being a ‘good’ person for giving up social media or a ‘bad’ person for using it regularly. Just as long as it’s a choice you’ve made, and not one that social media has made for you.
Writers with chronic illnesses, whether that’s fibromyalgia, mental health issues, ALS, multiple sclerosis, etc., often feel like we are seriously limited in our ability to produce quality work. Here are five tips to help you do what you can without using up all of your spoons.
A few weeks ago my husband sent me an article about how many Instagram users are taking the same photos. The standard photo taken through … Read more