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#Unplugged Documentary (2016)- 12 Week No Social Media Challenge
#Unplugged is a compelling documentary that explores life without, the distractions of social media. In an era where technology lives in our schools, homes and jobs, technology has become inescapable. Social media has become one of the biggest distractions in our lives. It is time we stop wasting time by scrolling and posting and we start focusing and praying. It’s time to get #Unplugged.
The world participates in meaningless ‘internet craze’ challenges every 24 hrs, it seems; But why not start a challenge that has the power to directly impact your life for the greater good. SmileWithFaith inspires to save souls by build relationships with God and steering away from the negative stigma of religion. This documentary depicts Ms. Zoeniete Vega’s life journey of seeking and discovery. She dedicated 12 weeks to focus on the one thing that matters the most in this world, a relationship with God. The distractions of the world pulled her from her purpose and the opinions of others became louder than God’s voice. She was ready for a change. This 12 week challenge, changed her life and she hope it will changes yours.
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Internet challenges are a big deal.
They influence millions of people.
people worldwide.
But what are these challenges do for your life.
When are we going to on.
But what if you were to look in the mirror and not
love who you are.
I used to experience that
for me to love myself.
I needed to be loved by someone else.
I needed to
have validation from others.
My confidence was
based on what people said about me.
I just wanted to be loved.
I was a young girl that grew up in the Bronx
without a dad and a single family home in the hood.
I love the Bronx.
I grew up on Mesa Avenue.
I went to school at the Bronx High School
for the Visual Arts.
My story is something.
I don't really know what it is,
but I know that I've been through it.
I sit here in the prayer room
and I pray for people I meet, my co-workers, customers, friends. Just
knowing that prayer is what helps, prayer is what fixes and changes things and if
we want things in this world to be better we gotta pray for one another.
Social media is just slowly killing us.
It is the biggest distraction in our lives.
We see what other people are doing and it really just takes time away from our lives.
Especially if we see people that are doing things that we want to do.
I see people who are traveling, people who are getting in the gym and losing weight,
people who are making a lot of money.
subconsciously. It makes me have low self-esteem, it makes me compare, and those
are things that God says for us not to do. We should never look at someone else's
life and think, I wish I was them. Because no matter what people post, no matter
what people show us that they're doing in their lives, it doesn't mean that
they're happy, it doesn't mean that their life is better than us. Because God
God called us to do different things.
When God created us, he created us in unique and divine ways and no destiny is the same
and that's a great thing.
I'm not a Beyonce because only Beyonce could be Beyonce and there's a lot of people that
want to be Beyonce because they see her life, they see the fame, but people don't see the
hard work and the dedication and all the time that it took to be that and to be great.
And it is day one of my no social media challenge because I've allowed all the distractions and
emotions and everything in this world to distance me and pull me away from God. And that's why I
I feel that this challenge is so necessary because I don't want to feel disconnected.
I don't want to feel how I feel right now.
So I need to focus on what matters the most and that is my relationship with God.
