People are been affected by FOMO.

[JackConnor]

The FOMO effect is vague, but can cause very observable effects. If you pay attention, you can see these effects happening all day and everywhere. The FOMO effect, for example, can cause you to stop work to answer irrelevant or unimportant calls or emails. Moreover, you also constantly check your phone and don't concentrate on working because you are afraid you will miss a call or text. This will make it difficult for you to do the job well.

[ThomaJoe]

The FOMO effect is dangerous. I see it affecting my life a lot like work, study, even personal activities. So how can we reduce its effects?

[MasonRobert]

The FOMO effect is dangerous. I see it affecting my life a lot like work, study, even personal activities. So how can we reduce its effects?

I think in order to minimize the severity of this effect we first have to admit the FOMO effect. Admitting worrying about missing out on the fun happening online means admitting it. your insecurity and ready to start facing the problem.

[EthanDavid]

The FOMO effect is dangerous. I see it affecting my life a lot like work, study, even personal activities. So how can we reduce its effects?

I think in order to minimize the severity of this effect we first have to admit the FOMO effect. Admitting worrying about missing out on the fun happening online means admitting it. your insecurity and ready to start facing the problem.

right . Social influence is very large and will not be lost easily. But if you can recognize that these effects, you will be able to glide through it. So, please be more honest with yourself.

[GeorgeReece]

The FOMO effect is dangerous. I see it affecting my life a lot like work, study, even personal activities. So how can we reduce its effects?

We need to limit our media usage. Although it may be difficult, you need to disconnect from social media to avoid the negative effects of the FOMO effect. In fact, the less time you spend on media, the less you will feel you need. Although at first, you will feel frustrated and frightened when you are not updated with everyone's news often, but this feeling will pass very quickly.

[JacobJacob]

The FOMO effect is dangerous. I see it affecting my life a lot like work, study, even personal activities. So how can we reduce its effects?

Simply put, you just need to ignore the information about outings, dining or travel and still be happy, not outdated or country. In fact, you'll be happier doing what you love instead of watching other people's lives.