I doubt many things I see online.

With AI, CG, and deep fakes proliferating, anything fringy, radical, or provocative needs to be taken with a grain of salt, in my humble opinion.

It's super easy to be drawn in and triggered on any number of topics.

Maintain a degree of scepticism; look behind the veil; and proactively search for contrarian viewpoints to ensure you're not locked in your own echo chamber...

Physical activity, family, friends, surfing, hobbies, phone calls, and real face-to-face interactions with customers, prospects, and your network have always been valuable: and are more important now, than ever.

Focus on 'real', 'quality', and 'value'.

Don't abandon technology - it's amazing, useful, and entertaining - but real relationships; real communication; and real interactions are hugely valuable and are worth retaining as part of your approach to business and life.

Cheers, Garrick

Reach me at garrick@garrickjackson.com