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Are you doing Facebook "right?" |
Well, that depends. What's right for
you? And don't you get tired of articles that tell you what the best
way to do anything is, anyway? I say we all have our own way of doing
things. Facebook is like anything else we do. We all do life
differently. And that's a beautiful thing.
People can be very judgmental on
Facebook. They will tell you what to post, how to post it, when to
post it and even how much you should be posting. They may even tell
you how to live your life. I've written about that before too and my
opinion hasn't changed. Don't listen to them. Post your little heart
out if that's what makes you happy. Say what you want to say. Do
Facebook as the individual you are.
In fact, even if you're using Facebook
for business, you should always do it your way. Now, you may not hear
that from the experts. It's just my opinion. But why would you want
to work for/with someone who doesn't like the real you anyway? That
only leads to trouble down the line. It's much better to be honest
about yourself up front and on a daily basis than to spend a lifetime
working for/with someone who thinks you're someone else, isn't it?
Now, the personal angle. What about me?
I'm not just on Facebook to post cute pics of my grand-kids.
Although, I do that from time to time. I'm on Facebook for a
multitude of reasons. I'm not very social in person, for instance. So
Facebook gives me an outlet to voice my opinions. I also use Facebook
to promote my work, connect with like-minded individuals and as
entertainment. Now, sometimes, those things get all mingled into one
post. That's what I call the perfect storm post. LOL I enjoy those
tremendously.
But make no mistake. I do not expect
everyone to agree with me. Ever. On or off Facebook. And if I did, I
would certainly be disappointed, wouldn't I? Because I'm pretty sure
that there are no two individuals on the face of this earth that
agree on absolutely everything.
Now, let's talk about you, shall we?
You could very well (and likely do) have different reasons for being
on Facebook than me. I'm OK with that. Do your thing. Be yourself.
Post whatever tickles your funny bone, touches your heart or makes
you think. Your page is about you. My page is about me. That's the
way it should be. And only you know how to do life (or Facebook) your
way. After all, you're the one living it. You know what works best
for you.
Anyway, here's the thing. There is no
right or wrong way to do Facebook or life or anything else. Different
things work for different people. There are many, many types of
Facebook users. Some just stop by from time to time. Some mostly play
Facebook games. Others are politically oriented or work oriented.
There are just too many kinds of Facebook users to list. And most
people are like me. They just don't really fit into one category.
So, please, do Facebook your way. I'll
do it my way. Bob down the street and Judy at work can do it their
way as well. Everyone should do Facebook and life in their own way.
Of course, you may not agree with me. You may feel there is a
definite right and wrong way to do Facebook. And guess what? I'm cool
with that too. Don't let me stand in your way. Preach it, sister. Let
it flow! It's your page and your life. Go for it! Just as long as you
don't expect me to tow your line, we'll get along fine.
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