Anne Katherine
Does this happen to you a lot?
- You have 150 emails in your inbox today and have no time to read them, let alone answer them or even decide where to file them.
- You have a friend who wants to have long conversations via text messages instead of on the phone.
- Your cell phone is constantly being bombarded by Facebook, Twitter or Instagram notifications… both wanted and unwanted.
Over the past decade, 24/7 connectivity has given us not only convenience and fun, but it has also brought us worries about privacy, interruptions when we’re trying to work or spend time with friends and family, and a whole bunch of new habits – from constantly checking our messages to spending hours watching videos on Youtube, pinning on Pinterest or poking on Facebook.
For anyone who has ever wondered if their smart phone or tablet was actually an enemy invader, join me this week when I talk with Anne Katherine, therapist and author of the newly released, Boundaries in an Overconnected World, a practical book that teaches you how to establish healthy boundaries to protect your safety, your privacy and help you save some time everyday.
Listen in this week to hear Anne’s strategies for ensuring “that your life is truly your own.” Sounds great, eh?
Tune in on Saturday, December 7th, from 6:07-7:00 pm ET on Talkradio 680 WCBM Baltimore or “Listen Live” online.
You can also download the WCBM 680 app at iTunes or for Android
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Ann & Leonard Raskin
Be sure to check out last week’s show – What All Women Need to Know About Social Security – Right Now and for the Future – when I talked with Leonard Raskin, the CEO of Raskin Global and Women Getting Wise on Wealth about the importance of paying attention to those annual statements and being aware of all of your benefits and what you should consider for the future.
If you missed the show or you want to share it with a friend, it’s in the podcast archive now. It’s the November 30th show!
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