Set computer and mobile time limits. Install apps that track the amount of time you spend on your devices.
At the end of the day look at your total time. See where you could cut back and fill in with some non-screen activities.
Find alternatives to your mobile. Start taking notes in your notebook instead of a note-taking app. Instead of using a to-do app, make the to-do list on a piece of paper.
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