by Ronald Reeker
I believe we are losing our ability to communicate with people effectively.
We are looking down more at our cell phones than looking up at people.
Do you think that cell phones are the most effective way to connect and communicate with people?
I think that by looking at peoples faces one to one and speaking to them is a better method of connecting and communication.
By using your cell phone you do not get to experience that human emotion that is reflected with the person to person contact.
The eye to eye and handshake to handshake method always works for effectively in the communication and connection process.
More and more people these days are becoming more dependent on using electronic devices as their only means of communication.
This will eventually lead our society in the wrong direction, and make communications less effective.
It is very hard to communicate feelings, expressions, and emotions using text and voice on a cell phone.
On the other hand the best method I believe is the old fashioned way of direct contact or person to person.
One of the reasons I believe people use cell phones is that they might fear meeting new people, and using a cell phone instead hides them from revealing their true personality to others.
There is this fear in society these days that something bad or wrong is going to happen to them, and they avoid the person to person contact as a means to protect themselves.
Most fears are only created in the minds of people as a defense mechanism, but they do not in reality actually happen that often.
People then use their cell phones and other electronic devices as a wall to shield themselves from the person to person contact.
We need to change the way we think and the way we communicate and connect with people.
Cell phones and electronic devices do play a small part in our lives, but they should not be the major factor.
Communication and connecting with people with the face to face, eye to eye, and hand shake to hand shake method will alway be the best.
Let's start today at looking up and seeing people's faces, instead of looking down at our hands and cell phones.