Calls from cell phone, tests, emailing, social networks-"communication, communication, dance to the Music!"

I've been cell with me at all times for many years resist "strap". I am in constant contact with everyone all the time now. The floor, I text, chat, post on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, MySpace, my blogs, company marketing article writing to (the platform that created this article), my website and I have recently joined in a specialized online marketing community. I'm getting dizzy. I've become a Seinfeldian style "over-communicator!"

It is impossible to keep a low profile for a longer time. And if all this weren't enough, I still have four wireless s, faithful landline phone and an old digital answering machine, also if I am one of them that disables digital machine Qwest response service.God what good, when it is enough enough? probably never.

The "old school", I really feel because still use a two-year-old phone last time flipping. O mankind! Even not to take pictures with it, or surf the web.I am reduced to having to use a laptop computer that never leaves my desk. Why can't I get only a desktop computer? I will have to investigate.

And when I'm not sending or receiving communications, always I am checking "only to ensure you don't miss anything important." Almost never is important.However, I am afraid that I'm really missing is everyday life, you know, real live encounters with real people in persona.Yo even see people together in the same room or hallway tests all the time. How nuts is? As well, I did too.

Be connected to maximize has its benefits. I have friends in distant places and reavivados friendships that would otherwise have no contact.It is a really great byproduct of our over-connectedness.Sin embargo, has begun to take in an absurd dimension. Privacy no longer exists, if you ask me. And Yes, assume full responsibility for its continuous fall.But one of many prices you pay.

I honestly thought "disconnect". Does it feel like?Probably similar to ahogaba.Una once these habits entrenched in your psyche, the brain begins to insist on them to feel normal.

This "new" normal is a trip, at least.I never would have believed become fanatical technology in the 1990s.However, these endless continuous technological advances could never imagine that day.Now, seem to be flying at us from all directions every time.

It's exciting, empowering, addictive and an overwhelming reality.

On the autor:"Grant Brad Gerver is an entrepreneur and creative consultant for Filibi.Libre classified online advertising and coupons to print with a twist of 70%.Llegado to publish your free listings with filibi today.""Gerv" is also a YouTube (gbgerver) blues singer and guitar player who performs with the brothers of ratonero.Él is a retired school teacher who works in the field of mental health care.