Physically exhausted and emotionally flattened, I sputtered and skidded across the finish line, posted my out-of-office auto-reply and logged off for an extended holiday break.
Big organisations which aren't monitoring it 24 hours a day could log off at the end of the trade day, only to log in the next morning to find that momentum has gathered behind a certain issue.
Quote, we refuse to turn off our computers, turn off our phone, log off Facebook, and just sit in silence, because in those moments, we might actually have to face up to who we really are.
I will go onto, like, my friend's Instagram accounts and I get logged off after like, it won't let me for the rest of the day after like three photos I look at.
She had gone from not sleeping at night and working around the clock because she felt like she had to compensate and do more to now she could log off at night.
I mean, I still, to this day, I mean, I lead this nonprofit that empowers people to voluntarily log off of social media for a month, and I'm still struggling with it.