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Don’t Have Your Phone in Your Hand When in a Conversation
Don’t Have Your Phone in Your Hand When in a Conversation
Don’t Have Your Phone in Your Hand When in a Conversation
Tuesday 22nd September 2020
Discover why putting your phone away during conversations can strengthen relationships and improve mental health. Listen to 'SocialMediaBreakup' now.
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Get the buttons here!The Power of Presence: Why Your Phone Shouldn't Join Your Conversations
Don't show the person that there might be a person or a text or a notification that is more important than the person. That's why don't have your phone in your hands.
Picture this: you're deep in conversation with a friend, but your phone keeps buzzing away, pulling your attention. Johan, the host of 'SocialMediaBreakup', tackles this very scenario in a thought-provoking episode that digs into how our digital habits can disrupt real-life connections. He doesn't just tell you to put your phone away; he explains why it's crucial for meaningful interactions. Imagine trying to share something important, only to be interrupted by a notification.
It sends a clear message that the person on the other end of the conversation isn't your priority. Johan's advice? Keep your phone out of sight to show genuine interest and respect. But it's not just about manners. Johan delves into the broader impact of excessive phone use on our mental health and relationships. He offers practical tips to make your phone less of a distraction, so you can reclaim control over your attention and energy.
If you're tired of feeling like your phone is running your life, this episode is a must-listen. It’s packed with actionable insights that can help you foster deeper connections and be more present in the moment.