140 Characters

140 characters has become the new norm in communication. Millions of people live out their lives in short, mostly nonsensical bursts. Twitter, Facebook and the like have given many people a way to have a "social life" with out ever leaving the house. And more often than not, there is no substance behind the things that they post.

Don't get me wrong. I'm just as guilty of nonsense posts. But I try to take the relationships that I've formed through these tools, and put work into them. Have you? Is there substance to your life or are you living life in 140 characters?
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