People who keep weblogs are isolated and withdrawn, author contends
DEBORAH TETLEY,
CanWest News ServicePublished:
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
Read this is will either piss you off or make you laugh your ass off!
The tyranny evaluation holds over us is the most important roadblock we need to overcome to achieve a personal renaissance. The most common reason we hesitate when presented with the opportunity to express ourselves creatively is our fear of other people’s negative opinions.
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2 comments:
Hehe.I think people who keep weblogs can do multi-tasking much better than non-bloggers.And they believe in being one step ahead with their own individualities. What's your take on this one Carol? btw Hope ur doing well-Regards, Casey
P.S. Check out this week's noble Sout Out at Cyber-Holidays. And myabe join me in helping Paul:)
I think that Bloggers are people who have a need to be social, to express themselves and to be creative. I don't think Blogging is isolative in any way. I will stop by and check out the "Shout Out" and of course help Paul. I mean being that I am a lonely social maladaptive with no life - ROFL!
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