Connected but lonely

In the digital age, we're more connected than ever before. Social networks, instant messaging and videoconferencing platforms enable us to stay in touch with friends, family and colleagues, wherever we are in the world. However, with this hyperconnectivity comes a growing sense of loneliness. Digital loneliness is a real problem that can have negative consequences for our mental health and well-being. However, there are solutions to combat this phenomenon. By adopting lifestyle changes and using digital technologies more intentionally, we can connect more meaningfully with others and live a more fulfilling life, because it's the moment that counts, and by living it to the fullest, we can make them missing and unforgettable memories.

Auteur

Born on December 11 in Lubumbashi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Peter NTAMBO KABALE is a Congolese printer, researcher and writer. Passionate about philanthropy, he combines this discipline with his intellectual and creative aspirations. His research, focused on social development, demonstrates his commitment to well-being.

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In the digital age, we're more connected than ever before. Social networks, instant messaging and videoconferencing platforms enable us to stay in touch with friends, family and colleagues, wherever we are in the world. However, with this hyperconnectivity comes a growing sense of loneliness. Digital loneliness is a real problem that can have negative consequences for our mental health and well-being. However, there are solutions to combat this phenomenon. By adopting lifestyle changes and using digital technologies more intentionally, we can connect more meaningfully with others and live a more fulfilling life, because it's the moment that counts, and by living it to the fullest, we can make them missing and unforgettable memories.