Kill Your Social Media
Why less tech equals more progress for your creative path.
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Does your business have an enemy?
For creators, digital minimalism isn’t a trend.
It’s survival.
Cal Newport coined the term to mean: use tech intentionally, cut what doesn’t serve you.
The goal isn’t less tech.
It’s less noise.
So let me ask: how many social platforms are you running right now?
If the answer is more than three, you’re burning energy on clutter, not creation. The gurus will tell you to “be everywhere.” That’s how you end up exhausted and broke.
Here’s the smarter play:
Clutter Reduction — One or two platforms you control. No more juggling five algorithms and endless logins.
Intentional Usage — Double down on what actually works. Stop pretending you can out-hustle math.
Tech-Free Time — Trade doom scrolls for walks, books, or family. Your best ideas won’t come from a feed.
Quality Over Quantity — One platform well-run beats six half-dead accounts.
When you’re old, you won’t regret missing Instagram trends.
You’ll regret missing moments with people who mattered.
Digital minimalism protects you from that.
Kill your social media. Keep what produces results. Focus wins every time.
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Absolutely agree with this and the real pros advocate 1 social 1 publication site 1 product rinse and repeat I found myself spending a week posting everywhere no effect what I should be doing is look for signals write tweet interlink 2 hours