Digital detox to the rescue!

Jun 24, 2024 1:46 am

Happy Sunday, !



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What if I told you that dropping ONE habit could not only add 14+ hours back to your week…


But it could also help you boost your energy, lower your stress levels, and even reduce aches and pains?


Would you do it?


The habit I’m talking about is scrolling on your phone…


And if you're like most people, you probably spend more time on your digital devices than you realize.


These days, nearly 57% of Americans consider themselves "mobile phone addicts," and 75% of adults say they feel uncomfortable without their phones…


Meanwhile, all that screen time is making us less focused, hurting our sleep, stressing us out, and taking precious time away from spending time with people we care about and working towards our goals.


Fortunately, a digital detox can do our bodies and brains a LOT of good!


According to the Cleveland Clinic, here’s what happens when you start reducing your screen time:


Less stress. Unplugging from constant news and dings can cut tension and worries.


Better focus. You can engage better and more deeply without your phone constantly distracting you.


Improved relationships. Ditching your phone helps you to be more present with other people around you.


Better sleep. At bedtime, your brain starts to release melatonin, which helps you relax. But looking at your phone at night can delay when your brain releases melatonin, making it harder to fall asleep.


More time. This one is a biggie! You’ll have a lot more time to focus on the things that matter most to you.


Healthier neck and back. Hunching over your phone can cause aches and pains — not to mention that it can lead to eye strain.


Exactly how you structure your “digital detox” is up to you. A lot of it will depend on how you use your phone!


But here are some ideas:


  • Only check your email at specific points during the day
  • Take a break from playing video games
  • Turn off news and app notifications
  • Spend less time on social media
  • Cut back on texting
  • Taking a break from watching the news or streaming video
  • Set your phone down and don’t look at it for an hour or two


Just imagine what you could do with an extra hour (or more!) every day!




Committed to Your Success,


Coach Lu 


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Ludwight Rigueur, SMTh, SMTr, LMT, Qigong Instructor

Rigueur Soma Performance

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e: ludwight@lurigueur.com

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REFERENCES:


https://health.clevelandclinic.org/digital-detox


www.consumeraffairs.com/cell_phones/cell-phone-statistics.html


www.webmd.com/balance/what-is-digital-detox

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