Be yourself. But make it clickable.

In a world where bios have become brands and authenticity is filtered through algorithms, Logged In explores how the internet has reshaped our sense of self. From the rise of personal branding to the addictive pull of social validation, this book unpacks the silent forces that shape our online personas—and the psychological toll they can take. Blending cultural analysis, psychology, and real-world examples, it asks the urgent question: Are we crafting identities or performing them?

Through vivid storytelling and thought-provoking insights, Logged In is a guide for anyone navigating the tension between self-expression and self-promotion in an age where the lines between the real and the digital grow ever thinner.