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I can tell you this: On Twitter Katy Perry is number one. But on Instagram Selena Gomez is king. Taylor Swift you ask? No. 3 on Twitter, with only 72.8 million followers. What's a girl to do? President Obama Tweets behind her at No. 4 in followers, and ... Well I could go on. Just know that yes, Bieber and Rihanna, are heavy in the mix also. Me, I'm in a race for 1,628,999 place on Instagram. I'm keepin' it real.
Principle in the type: "We're spread. We have so many more opportunities to connect
with people, and yet -- to connect
deeply and vertically and all the layers of things that take time and focus and
shutting off everything, --the tv [your texting, your typing] .... there's so
much competition for eyeballs --but really, there's so much competition for
your soul. Where do you connect? Where do you put your feeling, and your love,
and your need and your yearning and all that?
It isn't satisfied--no matter how far you go--in that wide network. ...
you have to go deep for it." Meryl
Streep
Right? I mean she Just. Seems. Nice. There's always news about her reaching out to others. (And she's beautiful! How come I don't hear the media gush on about that?)
This weekend once again I came across a story about Taylor, just being sweet. And last November I remember reading this narrative about a package she had delivered to an admirer, moving from her childhood home. story link
On another occasion she sent a fan this inspiring message about being optimistic when things get rough: "Sometimes we feel like we have no control over the endless waves of bad luck we seem to be experiencing. But one thing you do have control over is your outlook. Your mindset is yours to control and as hard as it is to step back from the situation and have blind faith that things will change for the better, it's our only option other than ending up in a downward spiral" story link
Good work Taylor Swift! I wish we were yoga buddies, in a book club together, or had regular pedicure dates. I like the way you roll ~
Principle in the type: "May we be models of kindness." Joseph B. Wirthlin
