Digital Detox: A 30-Day Plan to Reduce Screen Time
A realistic digital detox: audit your screen time, cut notifications, set phone-free times and places, replace scrolling, and keep the changes after 30 days.
9 min readHabit guides / Take back your attention
You don't have to quit technology to change how you use it. Start with the 30-day plan: notice your use, cut what pulls you in, protect a few phone-free times, and replace scrolling with something you enjoy. Then pick the guide for your biggest problem.
A realistic digital detox: audit your screen time, cut notifications, set phone-free times and places, replace scrolling, and keep the changes after 30 days.
9 min readAudit, cut notifications, set phone-free times and keep what works.
A realistic digital detox: audit your screen time, cut notifications, set phone-free times and places, replace scrolling, and keep the changes after 30 days.
9 min readFind your triggers, add friction and replace the habit.
Why scrolling is so hard to stop, and practical ways to cut it: find your triggers, add friction, replace the habit, protect key times and plan for slips.
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