Overcoming Haters
Social media is a place of connection, but ironically humanity has been lost in exchange for this special connection we try to build in digital platforms. Get in touch with humanness as Janina Vela and I tackle how to be grounded with our individual personal humanity in the digital age.
The digital age has ushered in unprecedented opportunities for connectivity, enabling us to connect with individuals worldwide at the touch of a button. However, amidst the vast network of social media and online platforms, humanity sometimes gets lost in the shuffle. The prevalence of haters and naysayers can overshadow the positive aspects of digital connection. Here, we'll explore strategies for overcoming online negativity while grounding ourselves in our individual humanity in the digital age.
Where to start?
While the digital age has reshaped the way we connect and communicate, it's essential to remember that humanity need not be sacrificed in the process. Overcoming haters and naysayers online is a challenge, but by practicing empathy, setting boundaries, and promoting positivity, you can rise above negativity and rediscover your individual humanity in the digital age.
Our digital interactions have the potential to be as authentic and meaningful as face-to-face encounters. By approaching the online world with empathy, kindness, and emotional resilience, you can create a more human-centered and fulfilling digital experience for yourself and those you connect with.
From Episode 157 of Adulting with Joyce Pring: “Overcoming Haters ft. Janina Vela (Part 1)”