100 Ways to Detox Digitally

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Social Detox and Communication Boundaries

51. Take a social media break

Delete apps for a set time and notice how your focus and mood shift.

52. Set limits on notifications

Reduce the number of alerts to help you stay in control of your time.

53. Schedule screen-free times

Designate certain hours of your day as digital-free zones.

54. Use a flip phone temporarily

Switching to a basic phone can break your dependency on apps.

55. Try a digital sabbath

Dedicate one day a week to be entirely offline.

56. Communicate face to face

Whenever possible, opt for in-person conversations.

57. Write letters to loved ones

Bring back the joy of handwritten communication.

58. Create a no-phone rule at meals

Focus on conversation and connection during shared meals.

59. Use “do not disturb” settings

Block off time where you’re unreachable to foster deeper work and rest.

60. Unfollow toxic accounts

Curate your digital environment for positivity and inspiration.

61. Leave your phone at home during errands

Feel the freedom of traveling light and being fully present.

62. Make a list of screen-free rewards

Celebrate accomplishments with non-digital treats.

63. Have device-free gatherings

Encourage friends to stash phones during hangouts.

64. Host a tech-free challenge

Invite others to join a digital detox for support and motivation.

65. Turn off push notifications

Gain back control by checking apps on your own terms.

66. Use apps that limit usage

Try screen time management tools to help keep you accountable.

67. Be intentional with screen time

Ask yourself why you’re using a device before unlocking it.

68. Create digital curfews for yourself

Stop using screens after a certain hour each evening.

69. Set a weekly screen time goal

Monitor and aim to reduce usage incrementally.

70. Use an app blocker during work

Block distracting apps during focused work hours.

71. Track your mood before and after screen use

Notice patterns and how digital time affects your emotions.

72. Replace scrolling with journaling

Whenever you feel the urge to scroll, grab your journal instead.

73. Avoid multitasking with devices

Focus on one task at a time to stay grounded.

74. Teach kids healthy tech habits

Model digital balance to the younger ones in your life.

75. Reflect on your digital habits weekly

Assess what worked and what needs adjusting.

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