Thanks for that article… Well shared in our whatsapp groups right here .
Jerica Darleen Washington4-9-2020
Thank you for this adjusted comparison. My group is always refining our stable perceptions.
Bruce Hobbs4-11-2020
Thoroughly enjoyed your article and it reminds us how interconnected this world is and that managing a pandemic, particularly one so virualant and deadly as Covid-19 requires good data and analysis . Here is hoping we can get to doing the amount of testing that is needed so as to be able to properly manage this problem.
Joan Soncini, PhD4-14-2020
Kudos! This is the best treatment of the situation I have read! Signed, Joan Soncini, PhD
Joan Soncini, PhD4-15-2020
Really excellent points, which you mak! Thank you!
Jan Moore4-15-2020
Coronavirus and social distancing are both strange animals. I find those who live physically closest to me checking list of those who are physically farther away (200 miles or more) are checking in more. it makes me wonder why we don’t do so all the time. Why do we need a crisis to make us compassionate and empathetic?
Donald C Whittenburg4-22-2020
I fully agree!!! In the last 10 years the reliance and addiction to electronic media benifits have been far outweighted by the downsides. It has went from being an extremely useful tool to an addiction where social skills have been seriously erroded. There is more negativity about everything due to electronic media sources than any pandemic ever.
Aylin Alvarez4-29-2020
Very interesting article! I can definitely relate to feeling like Zoom has taken over my life. Definitely looking forward to be able to collaborate with others in-person. In the meantime, I’ll take your advice and try to come up with alternatives whenever possible.
Erica Ruiz4-29-2020
This message is a very useful perspective on our current digital reliance of zoom meetings. I am currently taking three online classes that require that I join weekly Zoom meetings for. Since only one out of those three classes requires me to show myself on the camera, I’m able to multitask during the other two class’ Zooms, which is a nice break from having to sit still and stare at a screen. I am able to listen to my professors’ lectures while washing dishes or folding laundry. This allows me to still absorb the information given since I remain on mute and hidden from the camera view throughout the Zoom class meeting.
Julie5-24-2020
Love this advice. Will try it
Invite your loneliness over for dinner. Have a conversation with your loneliness. Literally say to it, “So, I see that you’re here. What can I do for you? I’d like to learn from you.”
ปั๊มไลค์5-30-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
Julie Kantor5-30-2020
Well written and excellent article. Thank you for the reminder of how technology and why the news is so addictive.
Javier5-31-2020
Thanks for your article. I also found myself checking the news more often that ever in my life and wondering: how did this became so automatic? So in simplified terms, you are saying that I was checking the news so often because it’s connected with my survival instinct? Makes sense…
카지노사이트6-5-2020
Super-Duper website! I’m loving it!! Will be back later to read more.I’m bookmarking your feeds also.
Joan Soncini, PhD6-5-2020
An excellent article about this heartbreaking murder of an innocent man, who was trying just o be left alone. Your point about the need for empathy is critical. How anyone could apply pressure to Mr. Floyd’s neck for over 8 minutes, shows a complete inability to be empathic. Horrible.
RBevan6-12-2020
Good article ?
Ed Hudson6-18-2020
Great read.. gives us much to think about, thank you. I need to go call someone now 🙂
Luz Mery6-18-2020
I am interested in rad this article. Thanks so much
Aditya7-5-2020
Tony Thank you for sharing these insights with us. I was inspired by these snippets to start reading your book ‘Screened in’ and find it incredibly useful, informative and thoughtful and am recommending it to my friends and family. It’s also very timely given the enforced digital lives that we are now forced to lead in the Covid era. Keep these coming !
ปั้มไลค์7-5-2020
Like!! Really appreciate you sharing this blog post.Really thank you! Keep writing.
Michael Buckhoff7-8-2020
You may find it hard to believe, but I have never owned a Smartphone. And, after reading your article, I may never buy one. Thank you for sharing your blog post.
Anthony Silard8-18-2020
Hi Michael, Thanks so much for your comment here and sharing your thoughts with us. It is actually refreshing to hear that you have never owned a smartphone! I’m Angela, and I work for Anthony Silard at the Center for Social Leadership. In appreciation, we’d like to offer you a discount on his book, Screened In: The Art of Living Free in the Digital Age. Please use this email to redeem: [email protected] Thank you!
Kathy Ervin7-8-2020
This is such a great truth during this time. I found I have to make a concious effort each week to reach beyond “my go to” friends. One thing that really helps is writing a letter- stamps and all. One thing about the pandemic it has provided plenty of topics: what are you cooking, reading, playing etc. I do try to think of a particular thing I want to share before I reach out- I was thinking about you because….
ปั้มไลค์7-10-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
Elizabeth Preston7-10-2020
Tony this is so timely so many of my counseling hours are spent encouraging clients to grant grace….call back even though you called them before. I also am making personal zoom dates and holding family zoom celebrations. I have also initiated safe distancing Sunday talk times with neighbors out in our common driveways . Great article!
ปั้มไลค์7-10-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
ปั้มไลค์7-12-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
ปั้มไลค์7-13-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
ปั้มไลค์7-21-2020
Like!! Great article post.Really thank you! Really Cool.
ปั้มไลค์7-21-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
ปั้มไลค์7-29-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
Joan Soncini, PhD8-27-2020
One of your very best articles to date!
erotik izle11-15-2020
Great, thanks for sharing this article post. Much thanks again. Fantastic. Winnifred Herve Inesita
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Godinho4-9-2020
Thanks for that article… Well shared in our whatsapp groups right here .
Jerica Darleen Washington4-9-2020
Thank you for this adjusted comparison. My group is always refining our stable perceptions.
Bruce Hobbs4-11-2020
Thoroughly enjoyed your article and it reminds us how interconnected this world is and that managing a pandemic, particularly one so virualant and deadly as Covid-19 requires good data and analysis . Here is hoping we can get to doing the amount of testing that is needed so as to be able to properly manage this problem.
Joan Soncini, PhD4-14-2020
Kudos! This is the best treatment of the situation I have read!
Signed,
Joan Soncini, PhD
Joan Soncini, PhD4-15-2020
Really excellent points, which you mak! Thank you!
Jan Moore4-15-2020
Coronavirus and social distancing are both strange animals. I find those who live physically closest to me checking list of those who are physically farther away (200 miles or more) are checking in more. it makes me wonder why we don’t do so all the time. Why do we need a crisis to make us compassionate and empathetic?
Donald C Whittenburg4-22-2020
I fully agree!!! In the last 10 years the reliance and addiction to electronic media benifits have been far outweighted by the downsides. It has went from being an extremely useful tool to an addiction where social skills have been seriously erroded. There is more negativity about everything due to electronic media sources than any pandemic ever.
Aylin Alvarez4-29-2020
Very interesting article! I can definitely relate to feeling like Zoom has taken over my life. Definitely looking forward to be able to collaborate with others in-person. In the meantime, I’ll take your advice and try to come up with alternatives whenever possible.
Erica Ruiz4-29-2020
This message is a very useful perspective on our current digital reliance of zoom meetings. I am currently taking three online classes that require that I join weekly Zoom meetings for. Since only one out of those three classes requires me to show myself on the camera, I’m able to multitask during the other two class’ Zooms, which is a nice break from having to sit still and stare at a screen. I am able to listen to my professors’ lectures while washing dishes or folding laundry. This allows me to still absorb the information given since I remain on mute and hidden from the camera view throughout the Zoom class meeting.
Julie5-24-2020
Love this advice. Will try it
Invite your loneliness over for dinner. Have a conversation with your loneliness. Literally say to it, “So, I see that you’re here. What can I do for you? I’d like to learn from you.”
ปั๊มไลค์5-30-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
Julie Kantor5-30-2020
Well written and excellent article. Thank you for the reminder of how technology and why the news is so addictive.
Javier5-31-2020
Thanks for your article. I also found myself checking the news more often that ever in my life and wondering: how did this became so automatic?
So in simplified terms, you are saying that I was checking the news so often because it’s connected with my survival instinct? Makes sense…
카지노사이트6-5-2020
Super-Duper website! I’m loving it!! Will be back later to read more.I’m bookmarking your feeds also.
Joan Soncini, PhD6-5-2020
An excellent article about this heartbreaking murder of an innocent man, who was trying just o be left alone. Your point about the need for empathy is critical. How anyone could apply pressure to Mr. Floyd’s neck for over 8 minutes, shows a complete inability to be empathic. Horrible.
RBevan6-12-2020
Good article ?
Ed Hudson6-18-2020
Great read.. gives us much to think about, thank you. I need to go call someone now 🙂
Luz Mery6-18-2020
I am interested in rad this article.
Thanks so much
Aditya7-5-2020
Tony
Thank you for sharing these insights with us. I was inspired by these snippets to start reading your book ‘Screened in’ and find it incredibly useful, informative and thoughtful and am recommending it to my friends and family. It’s also very timely given the enforced digital lives that we are now forced to lead in the Covid era. Keep these coming !
ปั้มไลค์7-5-2020
Like!! Really appreciate you sharing this blog post.Really thank you! Keep writing.
Michael Buckhoff7-8-2020
You may find it hard to believe, but I have never owned a Smartphone. And, after reading your article, I may never buy one. Thank you for sharing your blog post.
Anthony Silard8-18-2020
Hi Michael, Thanks so much for your comment here and sharing your thoughts with us. It is actually refreshing to hear that you have never owned a smartphone! I’m Angela, and I work for Anthony Silard at the Center for Social Leadership. In appreciation, we’d like to offer you a discount on his book, Screened In: The Art of Living Free in the Digital Age. Please use this email to redeem: [email protected]
Thank you!
Kathy Ervin7-8-2020
This is such a great truth during this time. I found I have to make a concious effort each week to reach beyond “my go to” friends. One thing that really helps is writing a letter- stamps and all. One thing about the pandemic it has provided plenty of topics: what are you cooking, reading, playing etc. I do try to think of a particular thing I want to share before I reach out- I was thinking about you because….
ปั้มไลค์7-10-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
Elizabeth Preston7-10-2020
Tony this is so timely so many of my counseling hours are spent encouraging clients to grant grace….call back even though you called them before. I also am making personal zoom dates and holding family zoom celebrations. I have also initiated safe distancing Sunday talk times with neighbors out in our common driveways . Great article!
ปั้มไลค์7-10-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
ปั้มไลค์7-12-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
ปั้มไลค์7-13-2020
Like!! I blog frequently and I really thank you for your content. The article has truly peaked my interest.
ปั้มไลค์7-21-2020
Like!! Great article post.Really thank you! Really Cool.
ปั้มไลค์7-21-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
ปั้มไลค์7-29-2020
Like!! Thank you for publishing this awesome article.
Joan Soncini, PhD8-27-2020
One of your very best articles to date!
erotik izle11-15-2020
Great, thanks for sharing this article post. Much thanks again. Fantastic. Winnifred Herve Inesita
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