I’m a recovered arguing-on-the-internet addict. In fighting my addiction, I’ve learned quite a bit about avoiding triggers, policing my own behavior, and curating what I see.
This has resulting in a much more pleasant online experience and much more positive interactions than most people have. I’ve written several articles with tips on how to improve your online life, which will result in you having a better mood, more positive outlook, and more free time overall.
I’ve also written a how-to guide to removing all the hate, anger, and politics from your Twitter feed, called How to Make Twitter Pleasant in 10 Minutes or Less.
- Delightful December Can Make You Happier
- How to Win Allies
- How to Stop Making Enemies
- Try Jovial July to Improve Your Mood
- Stop Giraffe-Punching to Be More Tolerant, Less Stressed, Have a Better Outlook, and Be Happier Overall
- How to Stop the Spread of Social Media Garbage
- The No-Snerking Rule is an Easy Way to Be Happier
- Self-Editing Can Keep You Out of Trouble
- Sometimes It’s Better to Be Less Informed
- Don’t Throw Water on a Grease Fire Just So You Can “Do Something”
- It’s Okay to Not Have an Opinion
- Why I Avoid Arguing on the Internet
- The Temptation of an Internet Argument
- Ways to Avoid Arguments on Facebook
