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- Adam Alte
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Let’s follow Brad Pitt’s wise advice and take a break from social media together! 🤝🏼
Faced with haters and endless scrolling, #scarlettjohansson chose to free herself from social media.
While plenty might resonate with her stance, the real question is: how many will be brave enough to leave social media? 🤔
The truth is you don’t need to completely delete your social networks, you just need to regulate your consumption!
@eltonjohn´s key to a fabulous life?
Ditch the phone and embrace the present!
Sometimes the best connections aren’t made through calls, but through moments ✨
1 Hour On, 1 Hour Off! ⏰🔒 James Corden’s idea resonates deeply with what we believe in! Let’s reclaim control over our screen time! 📵 #jamescorden #screentime
The rise of cancel culture on social media has led many celebrities to be extremely careful with their public image. Unlike ordinary people, celebrities are often expected to be role models in every aspect of their lives. To safeguard himself from potential backlash, Daniel Craig has chosen to steer clear of social media:
“Probably one of the reasons I still don’t have social media is I would say things that I would regret and I don’t want to do that.”
His decision is quite radical, but it’s not the only one. To protect yourself from cancel culture, adopting a mindful approach to social media use is key: plan your online activities in advance, set clear intentions for your usage, and limit the time you spend on these platforms!
