Hello hello! I’ve already talked in a number of previous posts about the pros and cons of social media in general, and Instagram in particular. All that rambling eventually led me to run a test last year and deactivate my Instagram account, which was quite abandoned anyway since I moved houses and stopped posting yoga … More A new way of doing Instragram
This one makes post number 50, and it might be a special one. Mainly because I haven’t written for more than six months now, since February this year. The reasons behind the silence are varied but kind of connected. I guess the main one is that I felt I said most of what I wanted … More The reasons behind the silence
A few weeks ago I attended an interesting workshop at work called Shine Offline. Yes, you probably guessed it right, it was about reflecting on the role that the Internet, our smartphones and other tools, such as social media, are playing in our lives. As they well describe it on their site: “We value the … More Shine offline – Gaining mental space
The other day I was chatting with a good friend of mine about blogging. She has a travel blog with more than 1000 followers both in Facebook and Instagram, and is fully active with collaborations, contests, etc. We were discussing about the pictures that create more engagement in social networks, and the conclusions made me think of … More The thing about beautiful yoga pictures
“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”. Most of us know this saying, which exists in many languages as well, so I reckon it is a common thought: things look better, brighter in other people’s life, not in ours. Comparing ourselves to others is a very common thing, especially in … More About Comparison – The grass is greener where you water it
Social media and the boom of internet in general have changed our lives in many ways. Despite I’m in most of the bigger social networks now, I’ve never been a “pioneer” among my friends signing up. In fact, both with Facebook and Instagram, I firstly was a bit reluctant to open an account. “I waste … More Yoga and the “narcisim” of social media
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