How can you break the rules this week, even just a little bit? Well, hello there. It's Morgan here,

and welcome to you today's episode. Today, I want to talk about breaking the rules. Over the

weekend, I spent some time working on my homework for my graduate program, and it led me to making some notes around an analysis

that I was doing around social media. And within those notes, I started making a list of

conscious decisions that I had made to break the rules when it comes to social media. One example of those has been years

ago when I first started to share my art and poetry online. There was a lot of information out there

about how you should not share text on the images that you're sharing on Instagram and Facebook because there's something about

Facebook ads or something. They had like a limit with like 10 words or something. I don't remember,

but I heard it in several places. It was definitely not recommended. And I just decided I was like,

I'm going to break the role on this. I know that this is what is

the common belief right now amongst this group of people, but I'm going to just make a shift.

And fast forward, five years later, it worked out and it was fine. And that ended up not even being a thing and the reason why i said

where can you break the rules just a little bit is because if you are anything like me you may hear

something like break the rules and immediately you start thinking about well here's the list of

50 areas in life where you should

not break the rules. And I totally agree with that. For instance, if you're listening to this

while driving, you should absolutely not break the rules, like even a little bit, depending on

where you live or whatever. We may even need more rules around driving

because, yeah, cars are really intense when you think about it as machinery. So yes,

please don't break the rules in that area. So there's all kinds of reasons why we have certain

rules. So that's why I say just a little bit, because I

want it to be to just really narrow it down to something that you're like, it's not, it's not going

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