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The Reason Why People “Like” But They Don’t Comment
Comments are everything! But great “content”breaks “likes”and brings “comments”
I’ve been seeing a lot of blogs recently where the authors have a MAD following. I sigh and drool and faint whenever I see how many followers these people have. They average at LEAST 40 likes a post.
But they also average MAYBE 2-3 comments a post.
Why?
These people have 5,000+ followers. Some have 20,000+ followers. Why is no one commenting?

Let’s be honest. Everybody likes to get Liked. But I think we can agree that when people take the time to comment, this feedback means way more to us. Because it’s easy for people to click the Like button, but it takes effort to comment. And that means they are taking us seriously and actually paying attention. We like comments more than Likes.
The question is then: What makes people comment?
Personality.

You might have a huge following, but if you don’t have a sense of personality…
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KINDNESS IS FREE
“My wish for you is that you continue. Continue to be who and how you are, to astonish a mean world with your acts of kindness. Continue to allow humor to lighten the burden of your tender heart.” ~ Maya Angelou
How perfect are these words for so many moments in life?😊
What would you do if you found out that you only had 3 months to live and that there was no known cure? Would you scream? Would you collapse on the floor, break down and cry? Would any words ever be enough to offer even the smallest bit of consolation? Everyday, people around the world are fighting battles we know nothing about, in spite of all their suffering, all their anger, sadness and fear, they get up and somehow, they face the day. That’s a special kind of bravery, and in my books, a special kind of Heroism.
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The Power of Positive Visualization
Great Positivity
By Dr. Perry, PhD
“Logic will get you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere.” ~Albert Einstein
In my professional life, I recommend to my patients that they practice a bit of time travel. I ask them to imagine traveling into the future and to make positive visualizations about the time to come. They can imagine whatever they wish, but it must be positive. By focusing our minds on positivity, we can learn to quiet the internal negative voice as we start projecting positive growth in our lives. Positive visualization allows us to quiet our minds and to bring order to our thoughts. It allows us to harness the power of our imagination. I believe our imagination is a powerful tool that is under utilized. The world’s greatest achievements only exist because someone imagined them. Airplanes only exist because humans dared to imagine flight.
“Imagination is more important…
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