Nick Bare

You're never going to look back on your life, on your deathbed and be like, God, I wish I could just check Instagram one more time.

But a lot of people are going to be on their deathbed looking back on their life saying, man, I wish that I would have spent a little bit more time with my kids and a little bit less time at the office on social media, on distractions.

That's what social media is.

if used incorrectly and unresponsibly, is a distraction.

A distraction rooted and created by the enemy to pull us away from the most meaningful relationships and experiences and memories of life.

For sure.

One of the biggest realizations I have come Monday morning after we haven't been on social media the last couple of days is that we haven't missed anything.

You don't miss.

But guess what?

You can text her Monday.

It's like, we have this fear that we're missing out.

But the reality is when we're spending all this time on social media, we're missing out on what actually matters.

It's like living our life.

When I'm on social media, it is because I'm creating and I have a responsibility and obligation to keep a pulse on certain things in the industry, in my business, within the community.

If I wasn't a creator,

I would delete all my social media tomorrow.

It would be so freeing.

And I would go back to a dumb phone and I'd move us somewhere where we could buy a farm and live on the land.

And I would teach our kids how to be like all these life skills.

I'll get there one day.