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When you have nothing to say
Offline play
In praise of doing (absolutely) nothing
Would you read a book while driving?
The Apple Watch: Underestimated Tech for Digital Minimalists?
Autoplay: Are you still watching?
How long is four minutes really?
A day without the internet
Willpower is for losers
In praise of slow media
Kill your phone
I will grow up next time
What do you do instead?
The news will find you
Irresistible technologies
Reasons to be offline
A year (trying to) spent offline
Where did everyone go?
The loneliest place
When someone is wrong on the internet
An experience for one
What I miss most about not having social media
How we start our days is how we spend our days
Should you delete social media? That's the wrong question
In praise of taking tiny digital breaks
Apps to tame digital addiction
Spotify and the paradox of choice
Four radical digital detox ideas
Create space between you and your smartphone
Value your attention
Look up!
Turning my iPhone into a dumb phone
Demonizing the tool(s) is scapegoating
Self-medicating with art: A guide
The opposite of addiction is connection
From a smartphone to a flip phone
Why I deleted my LinkedIn account
Is texting culture giving us anxiety?
A digital minimalist’s approach to social media management
How to fill our days
Digital minimalism: A philosophy of technology use
Laugh, or log off
Online dating for those who hate online dating
Cultivating high-quality leisure
Going analog in a digital world
Addiction by design: how technology keeps us hooked
Attention merchants: Harvesters of human attention
A short introduction to the attention economy
Read a book instead
On taking a digital break
Radical digital declutter to minimize digital overwhelm
Is digital declutter for you?
A radical digital declutter journey
Be informed, avoid media hysteria
Extreme world views often only exist online, and what to *actually* think of Donald Trump
Five tips for reducing inbox clutter
Three practical tips to read over 20 books a year
The attention economy: How and why big data is hijacking our mind
Demons hate fresh air