I prefer limiting social media by changing my mindset. I find good things to do and look at, and refuse to be served up by algorithms. For Facebook, I made my

I prefer limiting social media by changing my mindset. I find good things to do and look at, and refuse to be served up by algorithms. For Facebook, I made my bookmark shortcut lead directly to my own profile/feed. (I have to use it, it's a staple for my business in my country, unfortunately.) I don't watch other feeds, ever. Occasionally I answer messages from friends. I never got into using twitter, perhaps for the best. I find it hard to invest in platforms that are huge conglomerates of people. The only "doom-scrolly" thing I have left is reddit. So I've completely curated it with small subreddits highly focused on the skills and interests I want to develop, and things that cheer me up and I want to see. I never look out. It can still be a productivity drain, but it's nice. People should be more adamant about making technology serve their needs, and customizing it so it does. This should be a mindset foundation.