"For new entrepreneurs, social media is often an essential channel for marketing, networking and brand visibility. Yet the same platforms that drive opportunity can also encourage nonstop scrolling, constant comparison and a gradual erosion of focus. Striking the right balance is not only about protecting your time-it's about establishing sustainable habits that support both business growth and personal well-being."
"Before you even start the scroll, spend the first hour you are at your desk on the needle movers and revenue generators. That way, you are not using social media as a distraction but as the marketing and sales tool it can be. When you're clear and focused, you'll create momentum and confidence and see results, and that feels so much better than scrolling or comparison. - Christine Williams, Shine Wellness LLC"
"Stop chasing validation and stand for something. Anchor your presence in your values, not the algorithm. Post who you are, not just what performs. Know what matters most, then share with purpose. Don't chase applause. Build trust. Integrity cuts through noise. Consistency earns loyalty. When your content reflects your core, credibility becomes currency. It's how values become your viral advantage. - Kristi Staab, Kristi Staab Enterprises"
New entrepreneurs should prioritize revenue-driving tasks before checking social media to avoid distraction and build momentum. Anchor social media presence in core values rather than chasing validation or algorithmic popularity. Maintain distance when consuming others' posts to foster original perspectives and avoid infinite scrolling. Set clear time limits and scheduled sessions for creating and engaging with content. Use social platforms strategically for marketing, sales and networking while protecting focus, mental health and long-term productivity. Build consistent, purposeful content that aligns with business goals and personal well-being to sustain growth without burnout.
Read at Forbes
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]