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Facebook is Your Servant not Your Master

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Author: Joshua Arimi (39 Articles)

Joshua Arimi

When I learn something beneficial in life, I want to tell it to everyone so that they can do the same. Where you are, what you have, what you will become is as a direct result of what you choose to think. Change your T.

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Author: Joshua Arimi (39 Articles)

Joshua Arimi

When I learn something beneficial in life, I want to tell it to everyone so that they can do the same. Where you are, what you have, what you will become is as a direct result of what you choose to think. Change your T.

Facebook is Your Servant not Your Master

Face bookI don’t know why I am writing this. But I have realised Facebook is kind of controlling my life. Facebook like everything else, it is very good, if utilised properly, but if used wrongly, it will screw your life.

Think of using a kitchen knife to cut yourself instead of the onion. Similarly, careless use of Face book will mess your life.

Here is how to make Face book your servant.

1. Login to Facebook at specific times. Set clear times when to login to Facebook. Let say when you are extremely tired and you cannot do anything else. During lunch break or after work would be the best times.

2. Action to friends’ statuses immediately. If you feel a status of your friend warrants response, respond immediately. Avoid reading and re-reading all the statuses to respond.

3. Do not take all facebook comments seriously. Avoid losing sleep discussing how your friend/s responded badly to your status. Imagine if I changed my relationship status to single today. This one will keep tongues waging. I could have been joking or just playing around.

4. Avoid Facebooking in office. To increase your productivity avoid Facebook in the office. I am sure your boss never sends any important communication through Facebook. See point No. 1 above.

5. Treat Facebook to what it is. Facebook should not be used as a substitute to normal person-person interaction. We are humans. Personal touch is essential. If you are shy, acknowledge  it.  Shyness is a disease and should be tackled.

6. To-do list is important than Facebook. You earn your living  for working on your job. Prioritise company tasks over Facebook statuses.

7. Switch off. If you access Facebook through the phone, switch it off until you finish the task at hand. If possible restrain from Facebooking while in bed, in class, at dinner time, during breakfast or in a meeting.

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