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Take a break from social media, quit social media, do a social media detox: whatever you want to call it, find out more about online engagement beyond social media here.

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Putting yourself out there on a day to day basis can be weird, awkward and even a bit intimidating - especially when it comes to social media. And when you're already feeling a bit self concious and uncertain, finding the "time" to "fight through that uncertainty" and create original content becomes pretty low on the old priority list. Here are a few thoughts/reminders to help those of you struggling with some social media shyness:⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 1) Think of social media as more self-expression…

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Socializing is important because it helps us to build relationships with others, which can lead to a deeper understanding of the world around us. Socializing also helps us to develop our communication skills, which can help us in both our personal and professional life. Improving our social skills allows us to better navigate our relationships, better understand the people around us, and make meaningful connections.

Repeat these twenty affirmational statements in the mirror each day to help you rebuild your self-respect when you feel down.

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