Digital Addictions - Kumari, Ankita
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Digital Addictions: Reclaiming Your Life from the Screen addresses the growing issue of digital dependency in a world increasingly dominated by smartphones, social media, streaming platforms, and digital workspaces. The book delves into various forms of digital addiction, including mobile phone addiction (nomophobia), social media dependency, gaming addiction, streaming habits, online shopping, workaholism, food delivery addictions, fitness trackers, and online dating, providing readers with practical strategies to reclaim control over their relationship with technology. The book begins by…mehr

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Digital Addictions: Reclaiming Your Life from the Screen addresses the growing issue of digital dependency in a world increasingly dominated by smartphones, social media, streaming platforms, and digital workspaces. The book delves into various forms of digital addiction, including mobile phone addiction (nomophobia), social media dependency, gaming addiction, streaming habits, online shopping, workaholism, food delivery addictions, fitness trackers, and online dating, providing readers with practical strategies to reclaim control over their relationship with technology. The book begins by exploring the rise of digital addiction and its pervasive influence on daily life. With technology woven into almost every aspect of our existence, it has become difficult for many people to disconnect, leading to anxiety, stress, and isolation. The author emphasizes that while technology itself is not the problem, it's the way it is used-and often overused-that creates negative consequences. Each chapter addresses a specific digital addiction. For example, Nomophobia (the fear of being without a phone) looks at how smartphones have become essential, leading to anxiety when they are out of reach. Social Media addiction is examined through the lens of psychological triggers such as FOMO (fear of missing out), social comparison, and validation seeking. The book provides solutions for each form of addiction, such as setting screen time limits, curating social media feeds, taking breaks, and engaging in offline activities to break free from the hold of these platforms. In chapters on Gaming and Streaming, the book discusses how both of these activities provide instant gratification and escapism but can lead to physical, mental, and social consequences like poor health and isolation. It encourages readers to set boundaries, balance gaming or screen time with other activities, and explore new hobbies to reduce dependency. The book also addresses the addictive nature of online shopping, workaholism, food delivery services, and fitness trackers. Each of these habits is fueled by convenience and instant gratification, often leading to financial strain, burnout, and unhealthy behaviors. The author offers practical advice, such as setting spending limits, scheduling offline activities, and prioritizing self-care, to counter these addictive behaviors. The final chapters focus on the broader implications of digital addiction, including its social costs. The author advocates for a balanced approach to technology, encouraging readers to embrace its benefits without allowing it to control their lives. The book concludes by offering a call to action, inspiring readers to take control of their tech habits and prioritize real-world connections, well-being, and a sense of purpose beyond the screen. Digital Addictions offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and overcoming digital dependency, with a powerful message of hope: It is possible to reclaim one's life and achieve a healthier, more balanced relationship with technology.
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