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I completely agree with this. Having spent the first half of my professional life without the always on-internet in my pocket, I couldn't agree more. And even
by taude 7y ago
I completely agree with this. Having spent the first half of my professional life without the always on-internet in my pocket, I couldn't agree more. And even now, I have to force myslef to distraction free time to try and read, and it's so much more difficult than it used to be.
In fact, I'm going back to traditional paper books, so that I don't have a simple swipe to distract me. I started digital reading on a Kindle, but don't plan on replacing my 6 year old one. And then I tried transitioning to Kindle on the iPad and my Android phone. Too easy to get distracted.
- milesvp 7y agoI don't know which kindle you have, but I wanted to say, that I finally bought a kindle (paper white) and it has been a breath of fresh air. It's possibly my best purchase this year. I use it when I want escapism without the noise that is my phone. For me it's turned into a good medium ground even though I prefer a book's aesthetics. The last book I tried to read, I literally could only make it 2/3 of the way before it was impractical to hold one handed, a limitation of reading while holding twins until they fall asleep. Also the backlight. I can read a book without having to turn on a light when dealing with said twins in the middle of the night.
- taude 7y agoI have a five year old Kindle White, which I really like. I'm a little nervous about the white/blue light affecting my sleep, though....