Tag: instagram

• Again?

  Some time ago I decided to step away from social media. This was done without clicking delete or deactivate; it was a simple measure of stepping back, of being more conscious of the activity. Eventually, as more control was attained, small steps back were made until eventually it resumed its prior foothold. Time passed and…

  Jeremy C Kester

  November 29, 2020

  Blog

  ello, facebook, instagram, introvert, life lessons, quitting, social life, social media, thinkspot, twitter, writing

• What is it doing for me?

  Exploration of one’s self is an all important endeavor. For me, much of my exploration of late has been in the realms of my writing, of how, why, and what am I writing. There’s been a need for me to turn inward to find and fight the demons keeping me from being successful, both in…

  Jeremy C Kester

  June 25, 2020

  Blog

  facebook, instagram, life, social media, twitter, writerslife, writing, writing process

• Blocked

  “Blocked”a short story by Jeremy C Kester (all rights reserved) She was quiet as she looked at the dish in front of her. I wasn’t paying much attention to her as Instagram had my attention piercing my brain through the digitized images transferred to the screen of my phone. Honestly, it wouldn’t have mattered much…

  Jeremy C Kester

  December 6, 2019

  Free Fiction Friday, short stories

  anti-love story, digital addiction, distraction, fiction, flash fiction, Free Fiction Friday, free stories, instagram, social media

• Social Media for the Anti-Social Man

  

  Let’s face it: I have a love-hate relationship with social media. While I have accounts in 4 different networks with only 3 that I can claim any kind of activity on. (If you count Reddit, I have 5 accounts, but I still only am kindof-active on 3). Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram get the bulk of…

  Jeremy C Kester

  March 5, 2019

  Blog

  anxiety, Blog, facebook, independent writing, instagram, introvert, social anxiety, social media, Susan Cain, Tim Ferris, twitter

• It Doesn’t Equate

  Someone I know with considerably more followers than I have told me the other day that they were going to tweet about me to get their followers to buy my books. Immediately the likes were coming in and that person remarked how great that was for me. A few days passed and that person asked…

  Jeremy C Kester

  November 7, 2017

  Blog

  anxiety, Blog, book sales, facebook, goals, instagram, marketing, social media, twitter