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Overcome Digital Stress and Smartphone AddictionBy Neil Tranter

In a Nutshell

In this audio course, Neil Tranter explores how big tech is fueling our smartphone addiction and offers mindful strategies to help build a healthier relationship with our phones and social media.

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Technology can be a powerful ally, but as billions of dollars are being spent developing attention-grabbing and habit-forming technology, it has become all too easy for the devices and apps that were once built to serve us to become our masters.

Neil Tranter

Introduction

We spend an average of 4.8 hours a day on our mobile phones. Bombarded by notifications and hooked by AI-driven news feeds, we are helpless at the hands of habit-forming technology.

Meanwhile, our mental health is suffering, with anxiety, tech addiction, and loneliness on the rise, especially in younger generations.

In this 10-day audio course, mindfulness teacher and software engineer Neil Tranter explores the economic and psychological forces that are driving our technology addiction.

Neil draws on his own experience, as well as interviews with colleagues and clients, to offer practical strategies and mindfulness exercises to help us come into a more conscious relationship with technology.

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