Cherly Hall
As long as you don’t use the device for anything else (and don’t cheat ) it still counts. If you can set the screen so that the light will be warmer at night to prevent the light from making your brain more alert before bedtime.
Related Questions
- Do you tell your friends you disconnect?
- My night routine is much longer than before and I often get tired and lose motivation, what can I do?
- I have the issue that I use my phone for sleep tracking. So although I have no other devices in bed with me my phone is there. Does anyone have suggestions for sleep monitoring that doesn’t use mobile phones?
- How do I stop using my phone in the middle of the night?
- What if I have a family member who needs to reach me when my phone is disconnected?
Related Questions
- How do you define disconnect?
- What do you do during your “disconnected” time?
- When you disconnect, do you turn your phone off completely or just set it down?
- If you still want to watch TV, when do you watch?
- How do I spend less time on my phone before bed?
- If you’re on this app before you go to bed to tick off your night routine, how are you disconnecting and unplugging?
- How long do people disconnect for? This is one I really struggle with!
- How could I spend less time on my phone? I spend like 4 hours a day, and to be honest some of it is in good apps like Fabulous and Calm, but a lot of it is YouTube too – where I convince myself I’m learning so it’s okay.
- How do I learn to stop my addiction to the devices and the compulsion to stay connected online at all times, so that I can be more present to who I am, what path am I taking, what am I bringing about, what I am doing, where am I going?
- How do you get through all your tasks when you are super busy?