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The basic premise of the book is that people become creative when they get bored. However, it’s super easy to avoid boredom because of your phone and its easy access to games, social media, and the general internet. Want to be more creative? Stop using your phone so much. There’s more to it than this, of course, but that’s the nickel summary.
 
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Jon_Hansen | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Dec 3, 2023 |
Awesome. I implemented some of the strategies and I don’t feel as tied to my phone. I have also become super aware of where everyone else’s phone is during shared time, like dinner.
 
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christyco125 | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Jul 4, 2022 |
The message of the book was pretty predictable but one I needed to hear again. Making changes to my social media consumption as a result. The thing that hit home for me was that 25 mins of social media every day adds up to 2 years over a life time... and even just over 10 years, 30 mins a day adds up to almost 11 weeks. Crazy. And not how I want so spend my life.
 
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JuliaMay | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Dec 10, 2020 |
The premise of this book is that while technology adds lifechanging value to our lives, our reliance and constant attention to our phones comes at a cost. The author lays the groundwork for us to better diagnose how much time we actually spend in mindless phone distractions and diversions and that by increasing our awareness we can claim back and be more choiceful and deliberative about ensuring the way we spend our time so that it's truly in line with the results we want.

That's a run-on sentence, but you get the idea.

Some of the challenges are interesting, but they could stand to be better refined. They're slightly too conceptual as they're currently conceived--the tents are too big. As others have said, the book gets a little repetitive, but it's accessibly and warmly written, well-researched, but not too academic to put the ideas in practice.

Overall, recommended.
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angiestahl | 8 weitere Rezensionen | Jan 28, 2020 |

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