Social Media Addiction (& How to Overcome It) #SHORTS

Social media addiction is a serious problem. If you’re spending too much time scrolling, here are some tips to help break your addiction. Start by deleting all of your social media apps for one day. 30-day social media “detoxes” are popular; however, trying to quit cold turkey for a prolonged period of time is setting yourself up for failure. Start small and build up from there. Next, refine your inputs. Social media platforms are ultimately tools that should be used to bring you happiness. If they’re not doing that, then they aren’t worth your time. Delete any apps and unfollow any accounts that aren’t bringing you joy.

Lastly, implement systems to help limit your social media usage moving forward. Disable notifications and keep your phone out of sight.

The goal is to increase the friction between you and checking social media. Anything you can do to make it more difficult will help you break your addiction.

By using these tips, you can start to build a healthier relationship with social media. Check out the full video to learn more.

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