“To lead people, walk beside them …
As for the best leaders, the people do not notice their existence.
The next best, the people honor and praise.
The next, the people fear; and the next, the people hate.
When the best leader’s work is done the people say,
‘We did it ourselves’.”
– Lao Tzu
Filed under Inner Peace Quotes | Comment (0)The buzz is on. Social media is hip, it’s happening, it’s NOW. CNN, Oprah and even the President of the United States is integrating social media, such as Twitter and Facebook, into their businesses.
Facebook has 175 million users, ranking in as the #1 Social Media site. Twitter’s total membership is around 6 million with 55 million monthly visitors and ranked #3 (MySpace is #2). It largely centers on answering the question, “What am I doing now?” in 140 characters or less. In Facebook, it’s called a “status update.” In Twitter, it’s called a “tweet.”
Some are skeptical, saying it offers yet another distraction to interrupt focus and productivity or is “addicting.” Yet, those of us who have jumped in with both feet know the benefits of social media are countless! It’s a fabulous way to connect with friends (new and old), network, get the word out about your business, share and receive links to blogs and articles, and get inspired by hundreds and even thousands of people.
But, is it really good for your “everyday inner peace?” Well, when used in moderation…my response is an emphatic “yes!” The reasons may surprise you. Read below. (Disclaimer: If you’re NEW to social media, I apologize in advance for any “lingo” you don’t understand).
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