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Mirage: How Social Media Impacts The Way We Think, Feel, And Behave

Written By: Tyler Hendon

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Have you ever found yourself mindlessly scrolling your timeline? Have you ever wondered why we spend so much time glued to our phones and the many social media apps that take up our time? Have you ever wondered about the dangers of social media and the importance of understanding what’s coming across our screens?

In this timely book, Tyler Hendon brings clarity to these topics and many more.

Mirage focuses on positively impacting your mental health, while analyzing the culture of social media, the daily experiences we have on social media, and breaking down how those experiences impact the way we think, feel, and behave.

Mirage touches on everything from the social media algorithms that keep us hooked, to the slippery slope that is cancel culture. Hendon’s goal is for his readers to gain a greater understanding of the world we live in and how our Real Life connects with our online life.

5 Highlighted Topics That Mirage Covers:

Materialism is at an all-time high & social media is fueling it

Cancel Culture lacks empathy & minimizes room for humans to make mistakes

Understanding Algorithms & why our timelines don’t show us “Real Life”

Why social media is fun, but can be unfulfilling

Why you should limit your screen time & understand the impact misinformation is having on our society

Meet The Author

Tyler was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. He is an entrepreneur, business consultant, writer, public speaker, and experienced Human Resources professional. Tyler received his bachelor’s degree in Journalism along with a concentration in Media Marketing from Michigan State University. In May of 2018, Tyler received two Human Resources Management certifications while continuing his education at Emory University. In his spare time, Tyler volunteers for Hands on Atlanta, a nonprofit dedicated to serving Metro Atlanta, and HERO for Children, a nonprofit dedicated to bettering the lives of children who have been impacted by HIV and Aids. Tyler currently resides in Atlanta, Georgia, and he frequently visits his family in Detroit, Michigan and Chicago, Illinois.