See what your friends are up to
Spend time researching what your acquaintances, family members, and friends have been up to on social media. It will keep you connected and possibly give you ideas on how to approach issues.
But if you feel bad about yourself, be careful not to compare yourself with how your friends present themselves online. That is an ineffective way to connect with your network.
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