Offline On Purpose: Simple Habits to Break Screen Addiction and Take Back Your Time

You didn t sign up to live through your phone. Yet somehow, hours vanish into scrolling, your attention is constantly hijacked, and your mind feels wired but unfocused. This isn t a failure of willpower it s the result of systems designed to keep you hooked. This book offers a smarter, calmer way forward. It s not about unplugging entirely or preaching guilt. It s about building mindful tech habits that help you use technology without letting it use you. Blending behavioral science, cognitive psychology, and real-life practice, this clear and engaging guide helps you: Understand how screen addiction is designed and why breaking it starts with awareness, not abstinence Spot the difference between true connection and digital noise, so you can choose more presence over more pings Set up easy boundaries and rituals that restore control without needing to detox Rebuild your attention span, sense of time, and inner calm in the face of nonstop digital demands Whether you re a busy professional, a parent worried about screen use, or simply someone tired of feeling scattered, this is your blueprint to reclaim your attention in a world that profits from distraction. By the final page, you ll walk away with a new relationship to your devices one rooted in clarity, not compulsion. If you ve been looking for a practical, intelligent guide to reduce screen time, escape the notification loop, and finally feel in charge of your tech life, you ve found it. Start living offline on purpose, and rediscover what your mind can do when it s not constantly interrupted. Perfect for anyone seeking digital mindfulness, a tech life balance, or a realistic path to how to unplug and stay focused in today s world.