Reblogged from Kristen Lamb’s BlogUnfriended—Why “Cleaning Up” Your Friends Could Be Costing You BIG

Posted on February 5, 2016 | 3 Comments

Having a lot of friends isn’t an ego-stroking thing. It’s just plain smart. Trust me, it’s always been about who you know not what you know.

Source: Unfriended—Why “Cleaning Up” Your Friends Could Be Costing You BIG

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3 responses to “Reblogged from Kristen Lamb’s BlogUnfriended—Why “Cleaning Up” Your Friends Could Be Costing You BIG”

  1. Sue Slaght | February 7, 2016 at 9:44 pm | Reply

    A fascinating read! Friendship is a overly used term in social media.

    • donnajeanmcdunn | February 8, 2016 at 11:08 am | Reply

      That’s very true, Sue. It’s nice to have friends to hang out with, but it’s also nice to chat with people from all over the world we have never met. It may not be a conventional friendship, but it’s so cool to talk to people like you and so many others I’ve met online. After all, it’s not likely we’d ever meet any other way.

      • Sue Slaght | February 8, 2016 at 4:06 pm |

        I so agree with you. When we started the blog we had no idea what an impact it would have socially. You never know perhaps one day our paths will cross in person. I shall hope for that. 🙂

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