
In a world ruled by notifications, taking a break from your screen might be the best thing you can do for your mental health.
Too many hours online can lead to eye strain, poor sleep, anxiety, and reduced productivity. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected—even when we’re constantly “connected.”
You don’t need to go offline for days. Start with one screen-free hour a day or set a “no phone” rule during meals or right before bed.

Rediscover Offline Joys
Read a book, go for a walk, journal, paint, or cook. Engaging in analog activities helps you feel grounded and present.
Designate certain areas—like your bedroom or dining table—as screen-free. This helps reduce mindless scrolling and encourages better sleep and relationships.
Apps like Forest or Screen Time can help you monitor your usage and stay focused.
Disconnect to reconnect. Your brain will thank you.