Social Media and Social Networking Detox

Nothing said by a stranger should have the ability to rile me up.

I need to focus on the business plan we made last week and finish redesigning the cover of my book so it can actually, finally go to print.

Last but certainly not least, I need to make a list of companies I would like to do work for and find out who to talk to in order to make that happen.

In order to make all of these things happen while still taking care of my kids and staying sane, I’m going to attempt a five day (one business week) detox from all social networks and social media. The only online activities I will participate in are:

• Reading and commenting on blogs.
• Posting to this blog and post another giveaway Monday and Wednesday on MommyBlog Reviews.
• Checking and responding to email.

I am going to see what a week with focus and determination can bring. Plus I would like to know for sure I’m not completely addicted to Twitter.

If anything good happens, I hope someone lets me know. Otherwise, I’ll have to spend my week in the dark…maybe that’s not such a bad thing. I’ve had enough molehills for the week and it hasn’t even started.

Wish me luck!

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