Instead of spending time on your phone, fill your day with alternative activities, like sports, hobbies, or learning something new.

Crowd out

If you are spending too much time on your phone, crowd out that time with a list of other activities, such as play, a sport, or building a skill.

Ask yourself, “What are the benefits of my online activities?” Consider if they truly add value or bring you joy.

Ask yourself benefits

Ask yourself, what are the benefits of online addictive activities?

Remember, you always have the power to "change the channel" when you catch yourself in unproductive activities, just like switching off a TV program you don't enjoy.

Golf channel

One time I paused on a cable golf channel and watched it for 10 minutes, even though I don't enjoy golf at all. It was as if I forgot I had control and I could change the channel. Remember, you can change the channel when you criticize yourself.

Reflect on the downsides: “What are the costs of my online habits?” Think about how they affect your time, mood, and productivity.

Ask costs

Ask yourself, what are the costs of online addictive activities?

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