Social media is a double-edged sword. It helps people become financially strong by opening vistas of business, networking, and learning while also providing mental support and connectivity. However, it often pulls me into a vicious circle of comparison, distraction, and wasted time. The curated perfection distorts reality, and the clutter outweighs the benefits.

Letting go of social media does not mean completely disowning its usefulness; it is about regaining control of time, mental clarity, and focusing on real-life connections that truly matter.