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The following “sins” (for lack of a better word) will derail your technology train just as sure as God made little green apples — Hence this book and supplemental materials.
1. Lack of focus
2. Obstinance
Taking the “my way or the highway” approach to technology use (instead of getting good help, going with the flow and doing what works).
3. Clinging to obsolete devices
4. Negativity
5. Impatience
This is chomping the digital bit; engaging in a technology mad dash.
This is proceeding full-tilt boogie with zero regard to the very likely adverse consequences.
Be methodical. “Haste makes waste” is especially true when it comes to technology use.
6. Endless Looping
This is taking your eye off the ball. This is not allowing yourself to be done with a task or project by simply getting lost / bogged down in the technology-related nuts and bolts (i.e. losing sight of the forest through the trees).
7. Having unrealistic expectations
There is nothing remotely magical about contemporary technologies🔮
(Please keep in mind that our devices are all as dumb as a bag of hammers.)
When expectations are realistic, it is easy to experience success and feel personally valuable.
Realistic expectations have the power to make you happier.
Just for fun…
This chapter was originally intended to be “The Seven Deadly Sins of Technology Use” (but your Tech Wizard wordsmith did not want to get all biblical on you…)