Who hasn’t heard someone say:
“I’m a Mac person.”
“I’m a PC person.”
“I’m a Facebook person.”
“I’m a Twitter person.”
“I’m a (insert digital tool name here) person.”
Wasn’t technology supposed to bring us together? Instead it has us splitting into factions.
"I’m an iPad person.”
"I’m a Kindle person.”
Can’t we all just get along? Why this need to choose? It makes much better sense to pick the best tool for the job at hand.
And speaking of tools, there’s a saying that if all you have is a hammer, then every problem is a nail. So what happens when you have a screw loose?
I don’t want to be defined by the device I use. I don’t want to be a tool. I’m a person, plain and simple. One who likes to use neat, new technology, knowing that devices will evolve to neater, newer technology in short order.
My smartphone has been a great help in my one-woman business. I can’t imagine ever giving it up. But I’m not pledging allegiance to BlackBerry or iPhone or Android. They’re only a tool...and I am not.
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