Olivia Orman is the Founder & CEO of Livin’ Analog and a multimedia communications professional at Publishing Concepts, LLC. She initiated this personal and professional development project to provide resources for corporations, entrepreneurs, and backward-looking thinkers curious about more analog ways of approaching life. When Olivia is away from her creative pursuits, you will find her exploring new places on a whim, constantly trying new activities, or reading almost any book.
The internet has made us more loyal consumers than ever before. With unlimited choices available at all times, there are several products and types of multimedia we have brought into our lives as a result of technology.
Long before electronic devices were introduced and became widely adapted, individuals used various mechanisms to accomplish specific tasks. One invention that, specifically, played a role in productivity back in the day was the typewriter.
Technology has woven itself into almost every fabric of our life. Our career is no exception. Whether you work for a large corporation or run a small business, you, more than likely, have to frequently deal with a computer or phone. This begs the question: how can we live more analog in the workplace when our whole job revolves around technology?
Smartphones almost fulfill any task – large or small – that we’d like to accomplish. In fact, many of us say this device keeps our life functioning altogether.
Over the last decade, technology has altered the way we go about our personal and professional lives. The extensive features that come with electronic devices have made it quicker and easier for us to accomplish more tasks in less time.
Regardless of one’s career and life path, each individual has a specific set of responsibilities that contributes to their daily activities. Outside of the procedural roles one must regularly maintain, though, is an individual with personal interests and aspirations.