Germany Instagram Quotes

If you are on social media, and you are not learning, not laughing, not being inspired or not networking, then you are using it wrong.

Spread love. Hug the people you care about and make sure they know that you care and appreciate them. Make it known to your friends and family that you love them.

In the digital age, people spend countless hours throughout the day on social media and at the end of the day have absolutely nothing to show for it. 

Social networking has brought out a lot of things in us including our ability to deflect from our own lives while we spend countless hours becoming emotionally aroused by the lives of others, often people we don't even know. 

There is a valid reason social media is linked to depression and loneliness. We live in a time when many people spend countless hours a day online strolling through the timeline of others with envy, regret, and little appreciation for their own life.

This day and time, one viral post can turn you into a pop culture sensation.

In order to gain an audience on social media you must be fascinating, informative, and bring some type of interesting energy with humor or creativity.

Social media is 24/7 reality TV on the Web.

Being online controls so much of our day that we often neglect to invest time with meaningful relationships offline.

True internet influencers have discovered a way to help people through finding purpose in their own lives that generated loyal followers.

In today's digital age, you are responsible for the things you post online and those things can both directly and indirectly affect your brand.

This day and age, your social media channels introduce you to the world by telling your story via images and video.

Many people are unhappy because they believe their life is much worse off than somebody else's projected image on social media.

Facebook, in an annual report issued that February, threatened an even harsher version of its Australia strategy, warning that, if the E.U. went ahead, it would “likely be unable to offer a number of our most significant products and services, including Facebook and Instagram, in Europe.” Germany’s finance minister shrugged off the coercion, telling reporters that, ever since he had given up social media four years earlier, “life has been fantastic.” France’s finance minister, almost daring the company to follow through, announced, “we would live very well without Facebook.