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Left Social Media and became an INVENTOR??

 


I would say the biggest thing that can steer you away from success is DISTRACTIONS and PROCRASTINATION. These two things are definitely not part of my genetic makeup. When it comes to doing tasks, I’m pretty much on it. However, my DNA does not mix well with social media. The only platform that I feel that is in alignment with my goals is Youtube.

After watching the social dilemma, I immediately signed out of my Instagram for good. I knew exactly how much time I have been wasting, scrolling through junk that for one did not make me smarter, and secondly, it did not help me stay connected with my loved ones. In fact, it did the opposite. Instead of calling, keeping up with them on posts was my main connection.

After refocusing my life and time, I 100% have changed my life for the better. I’m more focused, driven, and procrastination is absolutely impossible. Im engaged even MORE in my spiritual life, my RELATIONSHIP with my husband has been the best its ever been, my kids get more of me, my friends, my family, and my goals have my undivided attention. 

I’m a problem solver. Everywhere I go, I notice my brain thrives off innovation and trying to make things simplistic and purposeful.

When I came across an opportunity, I took it. Without giving too much away...I have one invention in the works and is in market analysis. It has been passed on to an innovation team and they want to help me make it a licensed product. I have an amazing software developer as a co inventor and we cannot wait to make this a reality. 

My second invention is waiting on a contract deal with a medical company in which we hope to pitch a license deal. These two things will help the medical field tremendously and I’m so thankful I took the courage to step out and submit my ideas that I have been sitting on for almost a decade!

If anyone is reading this, and you feel like you are spending way too much time being unproductive, scrolling through junk on instagram, take it from me: GET RID OF IT. If you have to keep it for business purposes, definitely keep in mind of the time you are wasting on there. It could go to productive things like READING, listening to educational podcasts, self help books, and learning ways to build up to your financial dreams. Don’t let our technologies get the best of you! Social media is a wonderful tool, but for most of us, its a time killer. 

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