Andrew Huberman· PhD
Putting your social media apps on a phone & not giving out that # or using that phone for calls or texts, can help make you super productive.
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Putting your social media apps on a phone & not giving out that # or using that phone for calls or texts, can help make you super productive.
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If you can’t afford 2 phones, I suggest using an old one for social media.
I've made it a point to put social media on a old phone — so those apps are only on that phone I don't even know the number to that phone if I need to post something I air drop it onto that phone and this has helped tremendously in segregating that activity and limiting it
One thing that I've done that's been very helpful for me is I put social media. So Instagram and X on a on an old phone. That's smart.