• 221. ☀️ Social Media Wrecked My Brain [Summer Series]

  • Jul 8 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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221. ☀️ Social Media Wrecked My Brain [Summer Series]

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  • Social media is designed to be addictive. Summer can be a great time to evaluate your social media usage– both consumption and creation.

    In this episode, I describe my experience scaling back on social media and scaling up in other areas of my personal life and business.

    I give you tips in case you want to do the same. I cover delegating to team members, pivoting towards more evergreen content, and re-evaluating your production approach.

    In this episode, you’ll hear…

    • Why you might want to scale back on social media
    • The power of evergreen content like blogs, podcasts, and YouTube videos
    • How to approach the social media content you do decide to make

    Click here to find the full show notes and transcript for this episode.

    RESOURCES:

    • Join the waitlist for my book “When I Start My Business I’ll Be Happy: A Practical, No BS Guide to to Successful Online Entrepreneurship”
    • Sign up for my free weekly email “Sam’s Sidebar”
    • Join the Free Legal Workshop to learn how to get your business legally protected today!
    • Watch “Walking you through my CALM, social media-free, marketing strategy” by Art By Louise (YouTube)

    CONNECT:

    • Sam on Instagram
    • Sam on Facebook
    • On Your Terms® on Instagram

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    Produced by NOVA Media
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