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One Minute on the Internet
December 21, 2022
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The secret to life is finding joy in ordinary things.
-Ruth Reichl, American chef and writer
Over 90 million messages…2 million Tinder swipes…1.4 million people scrolling Facebook…all that and more happens in one minute on the internet. With humans spending this much time scrolling, streaming and swiping, how does any of it rise to the surface in meaningful ways? According to the infographic creator Lori Lewis, anyone intent on building an internet presence should focus on:
  • Conversation - actual back and forth with followers
  • Creating "holy crap" moments
  • Connection beyond the confines of social media
  • Community efforts others won’t or cannot pull off
 
 
While not all of us aspire to an internet presence and we all might define—and respond to—"holy crap" moments differently, the Reimagining Our Work (ROW) Initiative offers a chance to spend our internet minutes in thoroughly enriching conversation, connection and a community effort to "Reimagine Our Work." We invite you to learn more and join us at exchangepress.com/row.

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