One of my favorite things about flying is the loss of connectivity. I am fully aware of how addicted to technology and being socially connected I am. This past year I have made an effort to place my phone face down, rather than constantly press refresh on my social media sites. Now, I am not knocking social media, hello that is my job 90% of my days, but I am frustrated with how being so connected actually disconnects you from the here and now. It disconnects you with the people in front of you and disconnects you with your thinking. So I go back to one of my favorite things about flying…. The 10 minutes from take off to 30,000 feet where you are technology-less. All that is left is being still. I love those moments. Forced stillness to think, reflect, and dump all the things on your mind. I typically carry a journal on flights for this very reason.

That about sums up my love/hate relationship with social media and how forced disconnectivity is good for my soul. Where do you find “stillness” in this busy connected world?
You are so right. It’s only after you put your phone down do you start making memories *puts phone down*
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