Social Media Detox: How to Reduce Screen Time and Have a Happier Life (Get Help for Low Self-esteem and Negative Effects to Your Health and Relationships)



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Rob Satterfield


Paru le : 2026-03-02



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Discover valuable insights on assessing and minimising their digital footprint, setting boundaries for healthier smartphone and social media usage, and cultivating mindfulness in the digital age. The book encourages rediscovering real-life connections, engaging in fulfilling hobbies, and establishing a sustainable digital detox routine. By embracing the joy of missing out (jomo) and overcoming challenges, individuals can build a supportive community focused on improved mental well-being. Inside, you'll find: •A compassionate, day-by-day guide that feels like a supportive friend •Thoughtful reflection prompts that spark deep self-understanding •Creative offline activities to reignite your joy and creativity •Mood tracking and weekly check-ins that celebrate your progress •Practical tools for sustainable, meaningful change 30 day digital dopamine detox is your step-by-step guide to rediscovering happiness. Say goodbye to the endless scrolling, mindless gaming, and hours wasted on social media. It's time to take control and do hard things! Through the power of digital minimalism and habit reformation, you will embark on a transformative 30-day challenge. This book is your go-to resource for combating game addiction, social media dependency, and screen-related disorders. Gain a deeper understanding of gaming addiction symptoms and learn effective therapy techniques for video game addiction.
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2026-03-02
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Rob Satterfield
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9798902163459
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9798902163459

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2,99 €

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