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- It might be a small step for you, but it's a big step for peace of mind.
Following zero people on Instagram, Photo by Toni Hukkanen on Unsplash
Photo by Toni Hukkanen on UnsplashBesides sharing critical accolades and being recognized as voices of many generations, Beyonce, Oprah, Rupi Kaur, and Adele share a similar social media strategy: they follow zero people on Instagram. While they can each count millions of followers who eagerly hit refresh in anticipation of their next post (especially in Queen Bey's case; this is the woman whose pregnancy announcement was the most buzzed about and most-liked post of 2017), they have each remained true to their 'follow nobody' rule.
Let it be known, this strategy goes against everything an aspiring Instagram influencer is taught. Adding new accounts to follow is one of the most basic, organic tactics you can apply to cultivate your own feed (while always ensuring to maintain a healthy 'follower vs. following' ratio).
But these iconic women are throwing away the playbook because they don't need to play by these rules. They are making up their own rules, and slaying the game in the process.
Here are some reasons why I'm considering flushing all the accounts I follow, too. (My apologies in advance…)
1- It ensures you create rather than consume.
Show of hands: how many of you scroll your Instagram on autopilot mode (and especially since Instagram Stories launched in 2016), for hours on end per day? As much as I remind myself to reach for my Five Minute Journal and palo santo stick in the a.m., I head to Instagram to post a new photo and the next thing I know, I'm pulled into a recap of others' nights and early morning routines (shoutout to my fellow 5am early birds!). Thirty minutes later, I realize I could have spent that precious time getting creative, brainstorming, or at least exercising.
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2- It stops you from comparing yourself to others.
Larissa May created#HalfTheStory, a non-profit global platform that encourages authentic storytelling on social media and offers educational resources about the impacts of social media on mental health to schools and colleges across the globe. After all, it's the Instagram era, and we're not only living in it, but we're posting about every move we make. While there is no clear data that social media is a contributing factor to the spike in mental health issues and sadness that adults and teens are currently feeling, it's only natural that when you expose yourself to what others are doing, it can lead to the comparison game. May explains: 'Social media is a reminder of all the things you aren't doing. As a female founder it's easy to feel like you are never enough, and social media can often times perpetuate that.'
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3- It cancels out the noise.
By not viewing others' posts and stories, you're automatically tuning out the distractions. This is a major step in helping you maintain laser-sharp focus on what you're currently doing and striving to achieve. So keep your eyes on the prize, not on (others') posts.
4- It directs your inspiration and creativity, elsewhere. Drmare audio converter 2 3 0 28 inches.
Some might argue that it's important to see what others are doing, in order to stay informed, dialed in and be inspired. I feel the same way: as a creative, it's critical for me to see what people are talking about and what language they're using (you know, what the cool kids are saying because 'on fleek' is so 2014). But as a creative, you also need to get offline and visit museums, watch classic movies, read more books, and stop and smell the roses. It's time to log off and lean into the inspiration that surrounds us.
5- It maintains you as the sole conductor of your Instagram narrative.
Yes it's normal to be affected by how many likes and comments you get on your latest post, which can also cause 'poster's remorse.' And this can in turn make you second-guess your future posts. But staying focused on your followers' comments ensures that you are influenced by your feed, and your feed alone.
One more thought: If unfollowing everyone seems drastic (I get it!), try to start by unfollowing the people who simply don't make you feel good. My friend Daniele-Jocelyne Otou, a brilliant branding strategist and cofounder of the women's empowerment platform Female Department, gave me this sage advice: 'If someone does not resonate with you, or you wouldn't want to hang out with them in real life, then don't let them into your personal space by following them.'
It might be a small step for you, but it's a big step for peace of mind. So if I unfollow you, it's not personal. I'm just channeling my inner Beyonce.
In a case of mysterious billboards, fans have spotted a couple of new billboards around town with the number 30 place prominently as the focus point. Microsoft outlook 2016 16 15 download free.
An Adele fan Twitter account, @adeledailynet posted two photos showcasing the new billboards accompanied with the caption, 'Something is happening. #30.' Just earlier this week, Billboard revealed that a radio host tweeted a now-deleted message, 'New Adele. This week,' leaving fans to believe that new music is on its way. According to another article from Billboard fans appear to be stoking the flame, theorizing that since Adele is now 33, she must have made the record when she was 30 years old, amidst the divorce from her then-husband Simon Konecki.
Adele's debut studio album, 19 was released in 2008, followed by 21 in 2011 and 25 in 2015. In her Saturday Night Live appearance last October, she gave fans an update on her album, stating it just was not ready yet.
It is unclear if the rumors are true, but the mysterious billboards have sparked many discussions amongst her fans.
Something is happening. #30 pic.twitter.com/FvD4LNR42a
— Adele Daily (@adeledailynet) October 1, 2021
In other music news, Tyler, The Creator will be presented with the Cultural Influence Award at the 2021 BET Awards.
