Reginald P.
I turn on airplane mode and put it at the very end of my room so I’ll have to get out of the
Frequently asked questions about Disconnect & Unplug
What are some ways to remove the temptation of getting on electronic devices?
Jaymi Y.
Set aside specific time for no phone use grab a book, find a list of movies that interest you ahead of time.. game
What do you like to do, to unplug?
Tyni Mariee N.
what ii like to do to unplug is go to sleep or play on my laptop . ii love these things because
How to stop scroll8ng the reels in phone
Dallas F.
First of all let’s remember the disadvantages of scrolling reels throughout the day. It wastes our lot of time which we can utilise
What would you do to avoid grabbing your phone once you wake up
Raguib Z.
Take some deep breaths to ground and gather myself and start my day. Practice some positive affirmations. Drink some water and welcome some
How to you break the habit of grabbing your phone when waiting? For example, commercial breaks, load screens, etc
Nadine X.
For me it depends on the reason that I’ve grabbed the phone. If it’s because I’m bored (like in a commercial break) then
How do you stay in touch with friends and family without social media?
Stacy Q.
To stay in touch is very simple Don’t make yourself a stranger to family and friends Make an impromptu visit so you can
how do i work on keeping up with the unplugging habit?
Gabie T.
Ive created a routine where i set a time for me to check out of all teachknowledgy it started as a small habit
I never really disconnect- I have something going until I turn off the lights, and even then, I have sleep music on. The truth is, I delay bedtime because I’m a night person. I feel better when I get to bed earlier, but for some reason, I resist shutting things off. How do other night owls structure their bedtime? How do you make the transitions from one activity easier and minimize temptation to do more?
Sayel P.
I often struggle with the same thing. One thing that works for me is to connect my sleeping routine with other activities that
Does listening to a podcast or sleep story on your device still count as being ‘plugged in’?
Mr Z.
No, it does not count as long as you follow some rules.
1, your device is facing the other way or the screen
