As paper and stationery lovers, the best part of changing my habits away from phone and social media overuse to a more analog or disconnected is the “analog” stuff! (I say “analog” in quotes because many of the single-purpose devices and items listed below are actual digital devices like cameras, ereaders and video game systems…
In my process of Digital Decluttering, the biggest point of concern for me was music. I have always been a music lover. Over the years I’ve accumulated vinyl, CDs and cassettes, made mix tapes for friends and then fell in love with portable music devices (yes, I even had a Minidisc player!) and finally iTunes.…
The next phase in my Digital Declutter is analyzing and changing my relationship with my phone. Make it boring I found advice on YouTube from other Digital Minimalists/ Declutterers that the quickest and easiest way to make your phone “boring” is to change the home screen icons to black and white. It is very easy…
A few weeks ago, I started my own person Digital Detox/Digital Minimalism journey which started with reading a lot about why I should create a healthier relationship with my technology but also why it is so vitally important to my health and well-being. What I didn’t mention was the impact a lot of apps and…
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been talking with my Patrons on our exclusive podcast about my experiments with a Digital Detox/Minimalism experiment. Today, I am unveiling the process to all our readers. What is a Digital Declutter, Digital Detox or Digital Minimalism? Digital Minimalism, Detoxing or Decluttering are all terms used to describe an…
