Technically Challenged and Honestly Happy about it.

Namaste.

I don't have a smart phone. My computer is a laptop from 2012. I recently moved to Linux from Windows and I struggle with it. I live with it because I absolutely dislike what Microsoft has become.

That goes for most of the technology that seems to be in vogue these days. I don't have an Instagram, Twitter, or any of the myriad of other Apps people seem to be so familiar with.

I've settled on facebook messenger, Telegram, and I occasionally dabble on Keybase (All on my laptop). When I leave the house, I'm free of all that bother. It's wonderful!

I prefer to deal with people one on one. Preferably in person. There's a great deal of rewarding feelings and personal advantages of regularly dealing with people directly in front of you. The bullshit is cut dramatically for one. But I also have a great deal of respect and understanding for people's point of view.

I'm excited about the future and I do see the tremendous benefits of the up and coming technology but I also see the potential detractors. I think it's healthy to be aware of both the positives and negatives. As an entrepreneur it's always good to be observant for unobserved or unrecognized opportunities.

And if no one else will man that post, I will. There are benefits and opportunities there. So for those of you engrossed in "the tech", keep me in mind when you wonder... "What could I be missing?"

I strive to be a Peacemaker, an Entrepreneur and a Ambassador for Great Ideas (ie a Problem solver). I also wish to be a Artist, a Mentor and an Ethicist one day. At times I struggle to communicate the passions I have but I endeavor to do so meaningfully from my heart to others. All as I enjoy my life as a never-ending vacation in a place I adore. I care about what I do, I care about the people I do it with and I leave the rest to fall into place. ~ MikeonFire