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One of the biggest contributors to this kind of tiredness? Our phones.
We’re living in an always-on world. We reach for our phones constantly—for messages, social media, videos, news. Even in quiet moments—waiting in line, sitting on the couch—we seek distraction.
It’s constant stimulation, and our brains aren’t wired for it.
More scrolling means more fragmented attention. Our minds don’t get to rest.
Emotionally, scrolling is a rollercoaster: outrage, tragedy, celebration, comparison—within seconds. It’s exhausting.
Thanks for listening, I hope this episode will be helpful.
Philippe
By Philippe Tahon5
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Send us a text
One of the biggest contributors to this kind of tiredness? Our phones.
We’re living in an always-on world. We reach for our phones constantly—for messages, social media, videos, news. Even in quiet moments—waiting in line, sitting on the couch—we seek distraction.
It’s constant stimulation, and our brains aren’t wired for it.
More scrolling means more fragmented attention. Our minds don’t get to rest.
Emotionally, scrolling is a rollercoaster: outrage, tragedy, celebration, comparison—within seconds. It’s exhausting.
Thanks for listening, I hope this episode will be helpful.
Philippe

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