…and mine are mine.
Don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. Sure, there could be 1 million people sharing their success stories and telling you how they have managed to use social media to build and grow their businesses, and these stories may point to 10 thousand different directions.
You could choose to ignore every one of them.
Think of every social networking site as a place where you choose to host your personal parties. Facebook Fan Page, Twitter, your Blog, YouTube Channel, whatever. You get to choose your own decoration, food, music, people who you want to be around with, and method of communication (here is a list of examples.).
It could be you (and only you) speaking (singing, dancing) to all the guests, and nobody else gets to talk. Or you could allow everyone to sing and dance at the same time. You could provide all the party food, or have people to bring their own drinks, or even make their own food. The party could be open to everybody or to VIP’s only.
Really, it’s all up to you.
…as long as these parties are helping you reaching your eventual goals, which may or may not be, to make friends and bring them back to your house (website).
So next time when a party planner tells you that you should only invite famous people to your pool parties and forget about everyone else, just remember that you have the option to say “No”.
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