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How to do a digital detox

Urusaro Rwagaju
August 7, 2024

In today's hyper-connected world, taking intentional breaks from our digital devices is crucial for maintaining mental and emotional health. A digital detox provides a structured approach to unplugging from constant notifications and screens, enabling us to reconnect with ourselves and regain control over our time. Here, we outline four essential steps to guide you through a successful journey towards a more balanced and mindful relationship with technology:

Check Your Screen Time: Start by tracking your screen time to check how you use your devices. It's easy to lose track of time on your phone or computer. Look at which apps you use the most and think about why. This can help you understand your habits and make positive changes!

Declutter Your Apps: Once you know how you're using your devices, it's time to organize your apps. Start by deleting the ones you don't need or use. Not sure if you need an app? Try deleting it temporarily (don't worry, it won't delete your account) and see if you miss it.

Turn Off Notifications: Do you check messages, emails, or social media as soon as you get a notification? It might be time to take control! Customize your apps to reduce distractions. This way, you can decide when and where to use your devices and stay focused on what matters.

Clear Out Who You Follow and Like: Social media can get cluttered over time with stuff that isn't useful or interesting to you. Take some time to unfollow and unlike things that don't matter to you. You'll spend less time scrolling and enjoy your social media more!

You can also watch our video discussing this topic here.

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