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Is your phone a helpful assistant or a demanding boss?
When it helps you to check in on your partner, to get directions, or to edit photos professionally, time doesn’t matter as much—does it?
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How many hours per day can you stare at your phone?
Eight? Four? Twenty? One? Here’s the truth: Screen time doesn’t matter.
1. It’s not about how much. It’s about whether your phone is a needy, attention-sucking vampire.
2. That’s why the main metric tracked by screen time apps is deceptive: ten minutes of shooting crack cocaine intrav...
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But That's The Trick To Keep You Inside The Phone
1. Your phone trying to cop around how much you use your devices is like a booze maker helping you track how much booze you should drink.
2. Because they want to keep you alive: you are the consumer after all, and you must be around to consume.
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Think For Yourself
Go on, spend 4 hours on an app. Just make sure you decided to—and that you feel those 4 hours are life well spent.
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Better Ways To Evaluate Quality, Not Quantity, Of Screen Time
- Does this app do its job and then politely step aside?
- Does it linger in your brain like an awkward party guest at 2:30 A.M. after everyone else already left?
- Did I summon this app, or did it summon me via notifications?
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Simple tips to help you get out of the digital rabbit hole to explore life around you!
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When you face some issue in your life, what solution you are looking for?
The simplest one? Is that right? Or maybe, you are starting to check, every option available?
Searching for as many answers and potential outcomes as possible. What is your approach?
Put things into a wider perspective
When you are thinking and thinking about something ask yourself: Will this matter in 5 years? Or even in 5 weeks?
It allows you to stop thinking about something and to focus your time and energy on something else that actually does matter to you.
Learn From Failures
The point of all this is that it doesn’t matter how many times you fail. It doesn’t matter how many times you almost get it right. No one is going to know or care about your failures, and neither should you. All you have to do is learn from them and from those around you because … All that matter...
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