

Our dependence on technology grows each day, and even though we're exhausted, we can't seem to walk away. Our work, more than ever, depends on communicating via emails, IMs, and connecting through virtual meeting platforms. It's difficult to create a work/life balance, let alone a...
Our dependence on technology grows each day, and even though we're exhausted, we can't seem to walk away. Our work, more than ever, depends on communicating via emails, IMs, and connecting through virtual meeting platforms. It's difficult to create a work/life balance, let alone a work/life/technology balance. Come learn about digital mindfulness and how you can unlock the triggers and behaviors that keep you away from what you really want: productivity, connection, and happiness.
In this chat, you will walk away with:
Kay Miles is the founder of Mindful Use of Technology where her goal is to address the growing issues of digital fatigue and employee burnout in today's workforce. With 10+ years working in the technology industry, she's experienced first-hand how difficult it is to balance the positive aspects of technology with the not-so-positive. With mindfulness principles at the core of her teachings, she has been able to help countless people around the globe.
How do you disconnect?
How are we not ruining our eyes, posture, sleep patterns, increasing carpal tunnel, and creating depression from looking at screens all day? Also for our virtually learning kids? How can we find...
How do we develop good habits about having an intentional and beneficial dependency on technology?
Alternatives to stop using your phone in the morning.
I work in digital marketing and social media. How can I set boundaries between my use of my own personal channels and what I manage professionally?
How do you discipline yourself from too much screentime
Personally, I'm finding it hard during this pandemic shutdown/lockdown to stay connected and engaged with friends online. Any tips?
I feel like I have to always be available/online to prove my productivity. I know logically that it's not required or expected but it still feels like I have to be present
How do I stop myself from going on a doom scroll spree? I loved reading books, but unfortunately, smartphones have come to replace that. How do I make the time to read more and be on the smartphone less?
Tips to disconnect other than deleting apps from phone
Hello! I used to read and read and read - fiction, articles in the New Yorker, Atlantic, Harpers etc - but since I’ve had a smart phone I find myself looking up information and now watching TV on...
How do you interrupt the urge to pick up your phone the MINUTE your mind goes still from other tasks?
How do we address reclaiming balance & secure improved wellbeing once we have already hit the burnout point?
How do you maintain your personal drive in your career?
My name is Khan nadar I'm multi welder me form Pakistan I want job
How do you set boundaries when you are always at your new office (home)?
My name is Samuel simei and i am Ethiopian and land of origin And ineed ajob ahave any Docment for job
We live in a digital world of information overload and too much screen time. How can we reap the benefits of technology, but not let it take over our lives?
I struggle with so much technology being used for work AND "life"-iPad to read, TV to watch movie, phone to stay in touch with friends. etc. I'm interested in a few tips here besides buying had cover books
I find myself battling between wanting to connect with others while also getting away from technology during the work day. A virtual call just doesn't feel the same as talking in person. In the...
Is there a healthy number of hours per day to be tech free?
Any tips for helping your eyes adjust after staring at a screen all day?
Do you have tips for how an individual contributor can start mindfulness conversations in an organization?
How do you create a workspace at home that doesn't feel like you're just at home? That's my biggest struggle!
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