Tech is distracting and addictive, but it doesn’t have to be

7/7/2017

In this thought-provoking article, the author challenges the common belief that technology is inherently distracting and addictive. Drawing on research and personal experiences, the article argues that the problem does not lie with technology itself, but rather with how individuals choose to use it. The author suggests that technology can be a powerful tool for productivity and personal growth if used mindfully. They emphasize the importance of developing self-discipline, setting boundaries, and adopting healthy habits to maintain a balanced relationship with technology. Ultimately, the article encourages readers to rethink their perspective on technology and take control of their own usage habits.

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