Paul Saladino· MD
i personally after getting back from alaska like i'll take a 20 minute walk outside totally disconnected every single day because it gives me time where i'm not immediately drawn into my cell phone
The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
i personally after getting back from alaska like i'll take a 20 minute walk outside totally disconnected every single day because it gives me time where i'm not immediately drawn into my cell phone
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I advocate for trying to think how can I Infuse boredom back into my life and really for me that's you know go out take a walk for 20 minutes see what happens to your thoughts be willing to sort of sit with that and see where it leads you beyond the screen
so I advocate for trying to think how can I Infuse boredom back into my life and really for me that's you know go out take a walk for 20 minutes see what happens to your thoughts be willing to sort of sit with that and see where it leads you beyond a screen because on the screen is what everyone else is getting and so I think this is particularly great for ideation
so I advocate for trying to think how can I Infuse boredom back into my life and really for me that's you know go out take a walk for 20 minutes see what happens to your thoughts be willing to sort of sit with that and see where it leads you beyond the screen