Quit Social Media, Deep work rule 3. #workwithmad

Your ultimate goal should be of becoming the very best at whatever you do and only way to doing it; is giving your undivided and intentional focus to your work.

List down two to three activities that you require to achieve this goal in your personal as well as your professional life.

This will instantly give you a grip to start with your deep work process, and how you can do networking much more effectively.

Ask yourself, what tools do you need to achieve this goal?

The Packing Party Approach inspired by Ryan Nicodemus—a film producer who once packed up his entire apartment and only began taking out only what he needed.

In no time, he realized that the stuff he actually used made up of only a few things of his total possessions.

The realization more than validated his decision to downsize and declutter.

Applying this strategy to our social media habit could look like not using social media for 30 days and assess how we feel after this.

The two important questions to ask yourself when you decided to quit are:

1. Would the last thirty days have been notably better if I had been able to use this service?’

2. Did people care that I wasn’t using this service?

If the answer is ‘no’ to both questions after 30 days of being offline, quit.

This is a great strategy for social detox that will immensely free up your time and attention to focus deeply on your tasks.

(As of today I am creating content on Deepstash only and spend less time my Instagram account.)

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