In episode 68, Marygrace Sexton, Natalie Sexton & Bethany Baker join us to talk about their organization: A-GAP. This nonprofit organization hosts events called reprieves, where people learn to recalibrate their relationships with technology in both their work lives and personal lives. 

Throughout our conversation, the A-GAP team shares their origin story and all about how they have dedicated their lives and careers to helping young adults reconnect with themselves, loved ones, and the world around them. The three of them share various tips for changing your own technology habits, how to inspire your family to change their habits, and why living a life with boundaries around technology ultimately leads to a life of success and fulfillment. 

Some Questions I Ask: 

• What inspired you to start an organization to help people learn to be more mindful of their technology use? (4:14)
• What are the reprieves at A-GAP like? (9:03)
• How can people bring their family into a lifestyle of mindful technology use? (15:55)
• What developments do you see over the span of a single reprieve? (27:28)
• How can people sign up for the A-GAP reprieves? (38:53)

In This Episode, You Will Learn: 

• Tips for leading by example in your technology habits. (0:51)
• How A-GAP helps young adults learn to live intentionally. (6:48)
• What tools young adults can use to solidify what they learned from the reprieve as they enter back into their day-to-day lives? (12:40)
• Why going cold turkey with unhealthy technology habits is ineffective. (22:41)
• Tips for changing your technology habits to make you a happier and more successful person. (40:59)

Resources: 

A-GAP

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