My Friends is addicted to Linkedin What should I do?

[Lewis]

Hes is on it all the time is addicted to getting more and more connections, I am worried about him

[jumpingrightin]

It's called networking. Nothing for you to do.

[Oliech Valentine]

i think this piece of information will help your friend Ask yourself, “What am I
missing out on when I spend so
much time on the Internet?”
Write down these activities and
decrease your Internet time to
pursue some of them.
Set reasonable Internet use
goals and stick to them. Take
frequent breaks, at least 5
minutes each hour, and do
some other activity.
Alter your routine to break your
usage patterns. If you spend
evenings on the Internet, start
limiting your use to mornings.
Seek out friends and
acquaintances who “couldn’t
care less” about the Internet.
Take time to appreciate the fact
that all life is not yet online.
Stay connected to the offline
world. Visit newsstands, book
and music stores, and
participate in entertainment
such as museums, music, and
live theater.
Treat the Internet as a tool.
Stay focused on the fact that
the Internet is a means to an
end. Plan your strategy—
whether you’re looking for
information or entertainment—
with the end in mind and you’ll
save valuable time.