#COVID19 has altered our lives in unprecedented ways. One thing some are struggling w/ is the interweaving of #technology & #socialmedia with their non-screen life
This #NYT article offers great tips. I’ll list them as comments below
#Pandemic #Balance https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/24/well/mind/screen-life-balance-computers-phones-quarantine-shelter-social-distancing-virus.html
This #NYT article offers great tips. I’ll list them as comments below

#Pandemic #Balance https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/24/well/mind/screen-life-balance-computers-phones-quarantine-shelter-social-distancing-virus.html
1. Recognize that just as there are different types of food, there are different types of screen time.
2. Determine which uses of your screens = essential & in what amount.
3. Think of your “free” time as being divided into three categories: consumption, creation and connection
2. Determine which uses of your screens = essential & in what amount.
3. Think of your “free” time as being divided into three categories: consumption, creation and connection
4. Monitor your own mood (& your children’s moods) while you are on screens.
5. Recognize the signs of “stress-scrolling.”
6. Create a list of off-screen activities that make you feel good. —> For me, this is art + reading

7. Try not to start and end your day with screens
5. Recognize the signs of “stress-scrolling.”
6. Create a list of off-screen activities that make you feel good. —> For me, this is art + reading


7. Try not to start and end your day with screens
8. Identify your goals & priorities.
9. Create boundaries.
10. Remember that you’re more than a head sitting on a body.
11. Take regular breaks.
Thanks again to @nytimes for the tips. It is good to be mindful of ours activities during this #pandemic. Cheers & #HappySaturday
9. Create boundaries.
10. Remember that you’re more than a head sitting on a body.
11. Take regular breaks.
Thanks again to @nytimes for the tips. It is good to be mindful of ours activities during this #pandemic. Cheers & #HappySaturday
