Digital Detox: Finding PeaceDevices are tools; without design, they become tides. Choose a daily one‑hour offline window and tell close contacts. Keep your phone in another room and prepare an offline list: read a physical book, cook, water plants, take a neighborhood walk. Batch messages twice a day instead of constant checking. Turn off nonessential badges and banners. Keep devices out of the bedroom. Use an analog timer for tasks and grayscale during focus blocks. Replace doom‑scrolling with movement ten slow squats or a short stretch. Track your mood before and after the window for one week; the difference will encourage you. Make offline time a family ritual and reassess apps monthly. You’re not escaping technology—you’re reclaiming authorship of your attention. The calm you feel offline will begin to color your online choices too. Offline





