Week one
Take stock.Assess your relationship with your phone: What do, or don’t, you love about your phone? What negative, or positive, changes occur when you spend lots of time on it? Install a tracking app and find out how much time you really spend on your phone. When you reach for it, ask yourself: What do I want it for? Why now? What else needs to be done instead of checking my phone?
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