Keep your eye on the birdy

I thought of my first experience in receiving emails.

like the open blogs continuing pouring in over my phone and computer

or the approved likes I would get on a comment made. At first, I was overwhelmed with emotion that people were actually reaching out to me.

Giving me Their innermost passion and feelings on their concerns. or how they made it through a rough patch and survived.

But after awhile the emails and notifications became a little overwhelming all in its self

I started getting to many.

A month ago I whent to muting my devices to stop the sound notifications from coming in while at the same time I could still check what was going on with the community at my leisure.

I didn't know it then but a separation started to accrue

and I didn't know the importance and power emails have as a major tool in this business.

The separation that I mentioned was not being connected to the community. as I thought I was.

I was not receiving the newest and freshest information available

and I found it harder to connect with my network website projects.

So yesterday I decided to do something different to solve my issues in staying connected.

Sound notifications:

I brought my sound notifications back only with

character. mine is the sound of little birds chirping because I can listen to it

continuously and it doesn't get on my nerves hearing it all the time.

Get involved in the emails sent:

I started in the habit of just briefly reading emails over without

committing or giving a like.

I Changed all that and got involved. I answer as many emails as I can and I find I am more freshly connected to members and by reading your content my knowledge becomes sharpened.

Now I look at emails as not only a tool for communication but also an immediate written thought or expression. Giving to me at the time it was written.

So that means your still there if I answer the email as soon as I get it.

which means I will have a higher rate of staying in contact with you and countless others in the community.

So, for now, I will be keeping my eye on the little Birdy.