TJ Walker asks you to track how much time you spend online each day and what you're actually doing. Most people are online from the moment they wake up to when they sleep. He wants to know: how much of that is learning or real communication versus just wasting time?
I appreciate you meeting me right here, right now, online. It's great we have this little time together, but is it time you should perhaps audit your daily online time? Most people these days are online from the second they wake up till the second they go to bed. What is that doing to your brain? Collectively, what percentage of the time are you learning, really communicating with people in effective ways versus just wasting your time and rotting your brain? Do an audit right now, please. Follow the TJ Walker habit.
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