Lately, my online 'social' life is demanding more and more of my 'real' social life time. Tweet-ups, conferences, social media club breakfasts, happy hours, lunches - dear lord, the list is never ending and at all of these place I have to physically meet people that I had previously only 'known' through twitter or blog reading. It is really just too much for me. The beauty of all these new media/social media tools is that I don't ACTUALLY have to be social. My uncomfortableness doesn't translate in 140 characters, my unease does not come through in a blog comment - online I appear calm, collected, and aside from my obvious difficulty with simple spelling, pretty put together. I can be friends with you, without really having to be friends with you. Please note, my complaint has nothing to do with others - this is all about me - i have the social anxiety disorder through and through. Odd for someone working in PR.
Starr was hollering about how I needed to post - this is what I came up with. DAMNIT - I guess I am socially awkward online, too.
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You are aware you do not give yourself enough credit, right? After all, you have spoken at CES, attended - and nay, even purchased a diet coke for another unassuming attendee - the Social Media Jungle, and pretty much all around get around (not it in a lurid way, of course). Give yourself some credit, woman! And if that fails, then I hear a good beer can do the trick as well. ;-)
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