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Leaving your phone behind is really where it's at. Your parent is making this point about how when you go to the office, in addition to your commute, there's a
by safety1st 3y ago
Leaving your phone behind is really where it's at.
Your parent is making this point about how when you go to the office, in addition to your commute, there's an extra 30 minutes of stuff like getting dressed and making coffee.
OK - 30 minutes.
This year, I went from an average of 4.5 hours a day of phone time to less than 2.5 (it's still dropping).
Two more hours every day to do whatever I want!
Show me any other "time hack" that saves 14+ hours per week.
I think I'll get my phone time down to 60-90 minutes eventually (basically just time spent eating meals alone, plus a few essential app tasks).
My days feel positively endless now. I finally read books again. 250 pages this weekend on a whim.
You can squeeze a phone addiction or a commute into your day, but not both. Of course preferably you have neither...