In this week’s episode, we discuss what it looks like to live a slower, more intentional—and less chronically online—life by reducing the noise, embracing the ordinary offline moments of life, and reconnecting with your originality and individuality.
What you’ll learn in this episode:
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 <li>How to ACTUALLY spend less time scrolling and more time living—present in your own life and less preoccupied with comparing it to someone else’s.
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 <li>How experiencing your life through the eyes of an imaginary audience can quietly turn living into performing and curating.
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 <li>How the habit of constantly consuming online can spill over into your opinions, speech, style, and everyday life—and why individuality requires a little less input.
</li>
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In this week’s episode, we discuss what it looks like to live a slower, more intentional—and less chronically online—life by reducing the noise, embracing the ordinary offline moments of life, and reconnecting with your originality and individuality.

What you’ll learn in this episode:


  How to ACTUALLY spend less time scrolling and more time living—present in your own life and less preoccupied with comparing it to someone else’s.



  How experiencing your life through the eyes of an imaginary audience can quietly turn living into performing and curating.



  How the habit of constantly consuming online can spill over into your opinions, speech, style, and everyday life—and why individuality requires a little less input.

Ep 33. On Living a Slower, More Intentional, Less Chronically Online Life

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