switching.social
It's a big topic, and (as you might expect) there are no easy answers.
Maybe the most important is to briefly tell them there are alternatives you prefer, and why you prefer them.
People will probably stick to whatever they were using, but letting them know about alternatives is a really good first step.
If they later also hear from someone else about these alternatives, and later maybe from a third person too... well, at that point they may actually consider switching 👍
switching.social
Human beings tend to need to hear things from two or three different sources before they will take a step back and examine whether they are doing the right thing. :blobshrug:
switching.social
Human beings tend to need to hear things from two or three different sources before they will take a step back and examine whether they are doing the right thing. :blobshrug:
If you can be one of those sources, you're taking people a step closer to switching.
switching.social
Human beings tend to need to hear things from two or three different sources before they will examine whether they are doing the right thing. :blobshrug:
If you can be one of those sources, you're taking people a step closer to switching.
switching.social
Human beings tend to need to hear an alternative mentioned by two or three different sources before they will consider whether they are doing the right thing. :blobshrug:
If you can be one of those sources, you're taking people a step closer to switching.
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