mindfulness

I am ready to quit my phone.

My motivation is to improve my effectiveness in, and enjoyment of, life.

I am confident it will be net beneficial to remove my phone as the crutch to which I default my attention in lieu of anything else occupying it in a given moment.

PHONE RULES:

I think we’ll see a bifurcation of society in this way: some will continue to be perpetually plugged in, while others will minimize connected phone time 

I think it’s all about intent, which is often something lacking when it comes to phone use - a result of the addicting software we’re exposed to constantly

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"all about intent" is dead on. 

it seems to me that intentional action naturally arises in the absence of a default for one's unoccupied attention (aka the phone)

Indeed. One “hack” I use is to have nothing particularly addictive for me on the homepage of my phone. Everything in that category has to be in a folder a couple pages back.

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This is a great way to do it! I’m the same. I have my socials in a separate folder several pages in. That way; I default to more longform content like substack or Flipboard articles before getting to socials