PART 1 | unconventional but helpful strategies to stop phone addiction.
⏳what is your usual screen time?
🍂Grayscale Your Screen:
Change your phone display to grayscale. The lack of color can make the phone less appealing and reduce the urge to check it frequently.
🍂Use a Rubber Band:
Wrap a rubber band around your phone. This physical barrier can serve as a reminder to think twice before using it unnecessarily.
🍂Adopt a Digital Detox Pet:
Get a small plant or even a digital pet that requires daily care. This can shift some of your focus away from your phone and onto the responsibility of caring for something else.
🍂Set Up “Phone Jars” in Social Situations:
When with friends or family, everyone places their phone in a jar or box at the start of the gathering. The first person to take their phone out has to perform a funny task or pay a small fine.
🍂Embrace a Hobby that Requires Both Hands:
Take up a hobby that physically requires both hands, such as knitting, playing a musical instrument, or painting. This makes it impractical to use your phone simultaneously.
🍂Create a Phone “Bedtime Routine” for Your Device:
Put your phone to bed in a designated spot at a certain time each night, like a box or drawer, and leave it there until the next morning.
🍂Use a Faraday Bag:
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Place your phone in a Faraday bag to block all signals. This can help you detach from your phone and reduce the urge to check it for notifications.
🍂Replace Phone Time with a Fidget Toy:
Keep a fidget toy or stress ball handy. When you feel the urge to use your phone out of habit, use the fidget toy instead.
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