Friday, 8 May 2015

How to win the dependence on technology and gadgets

 How to win the dependence on technology and gadgets

Minutely checking social networks, instant messengers and news aggregators for many turned into an obsession akin to neurosis. No sense from this: Monitors virtual space, we do not become happier or more confident and fluent swallowing the next "10 ways to become a better" does not raise the level of our development. Daniel Seeberg in his books "The Digital Diet "explains how to get rid of Digital addiction once and for all.
Tell me honestly:
·        Does it ever happen that you have a desire to get a smartphone during an important conversation?
·        Have you ever felt that an event has happened for real, until you wrote about it in "Facebook" or "Twitter"?
·        Can a caller or a vibrating cell phone to tear you away from anything?
·        Walking on the sidewalk, you look right and left, or up and down, picking up a message on your phone?
·        How often do you see the back of your child or spouse (wife) against the background of a video game?
·        Do you feel anxious, if not long off the Internet?
·        Does it ever happen that all members of your family are in one room, but do not talk to each other because everyone is busy with any device?
If most of the questions the answer is yes, then here are some exercises that can be useful to you.
·        Select the day to minimize the digital terrain. Remove the tab, which is not in use, clean the mail from old letters or contact list. Get rid of unnecessary noise. You will feel stronger, not only because, as a result of get out of the quagmire, but also because it will make the decisions on what technologies to get rid of and what - to leave.
·        Revise the tariff plan for your smartphone. Every month we get a bill from the operator and often ignore the opportunity to change or adjust the rate to suit your style of life. Look at the terms of the tariff line by line and determine what can be corrected in accordance with their needs and habits. For example, the unlimited tariff is good in terms of saving money, but the temptation to send infinite SMS can deal damage to you in the sense that they will be replaced with a real conversation. Think about the fact both the financial and social point of view.