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Lol, I like how you just wildly overgeneralized what I said. Addiction to social media when you are using it to promote your business is a lack of discipline. A
by BucketSort 8y ago
Lol, I like how you just wildly overgeneralized what I said. Addiction to social media when you are using it to promote your business is a lack of discipline. Also, you sound like a meme machine. Yes we can clearly become addicted to things, but we can exercise control over ourselves. If you want to be successful, I suggest you stop memeing about reward pathways and millions of years of biology and chemistry. Control yourself. Stop swiping the feeds, stop putting that shit into your mouth, etc. Pick up a martial art if you want to learn discipline.
- rahoulb 8y agoMartial arts use the same mechanism. Just because you use social media for business doesn't mean it can't affect you. Again, read a book on dog training. It's all laid out very simply.
- BucketSort 8y agoIs your dog managing your social media or something? You have me cracking up with your focus on dog training. By your reasoning everyone is walking around addicted to everything. Granted, the weak do fall into this trap; however, did you know there are people endowed with a magical capacity called will power that just use these sites for their basic function and leave, not spend all day occupied with it. We aren't dogs man. Please don't use your dog training wisdom to justify your addictions to things, if that's what you are doing. You can rise above that. You can be aware of things that make you addicted and resist the temptation. You are a being capable of self reflection, you can think about your own thoughts. You can see what is dragging you down. Rise above and look into yourself. Break your collar and join the human race.
- quaice 8y agoIt seems like your addiction is believing that you're above average intelligence. A common trait of the narrow minded.
- BucketSort 8y agoIf I had that book on dog training, I'm sure I would understand my addiction better.