Hey friends, thanks for tuning in to another episode of Tory Dealing With, where each episode

is short, sweet, and the perfect thing to enjoy in the morning, just like your coffee.

In today's social media world, with filters, followers, and likes, it makes it impossible

for us to not compare ourselves to one another on a personal level.

And since social media is so prevalent, it's important to make sure that we are conscious

about how we use it and how it affects our lives.

Something I always stress to people is to make sure that you are not a passive social

media user.

I notice when I pick up my phone and scroll without purpose, I have the tendency of getting

sucked into a scroll hole and wasting my precious time on ingesting content I don't even

need.

Being passive on social media could mean that you're following people that don't make

you feel good about yourself, or it could look like picking up your phone and scrolling

aimlessly for hours when you could be doing something more productive.

It's really important to not get caught up in the so-called web of the web.

In order to use social media in a productive way, then you need to start by analyzing

your patterns.

Ask yourself these questions.

Do you follow people on social media who make you feel good and inspired?

How many hours a day do you spend looking at cats on Instagram?

When you finally put down your phone, do you feel uplifted or drained?

Since I am so passionate about my online community and have turned it into a business, I want

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