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On today’s episode of The Segilola Salami Show, visually impaired author, Robert Kinggett shares how he shut off the internet as a challenge by a friend for a month. It was a very enlightening conversation, click play now to listen to what he had to say 😀
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The Segilola Salami show is hosted by Segilola Salami who is also an author and a self-publishing strategist. She provides one to one support to aspiring authors to help them self-publish their own books and make a success of it. Her latest book is called Yetunde: An Ode to My Mother. Part of the proceeds from the sales of this book goes towards helping UK Charity Jigsaw4u.
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My longest time without the internet was 5 days and that was only because I was overseas and didn’t have a mobile data plan. Incidentally, I was in London at that time! Robert has a point here – everyone seems to be connected but they don’t actually communicate! Great pearls of wisdom from Robert.
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I totally get what Robert was saying. That’s why I have been reducing the number of things I do with my phone. I feel it has helped improve my life and I get to spend more quality time with my family rather than checking what’s going on on social media.