Digital minimalism is a guarded approach towards technology that assesses how one uses electronic devices to accomplish certain functions.  Given how ingrained technology is in our world today, digital minimalism, inevitably, still involves technology use on some level.  However, one who lives more analog is mindful of how they use their electronic devices but actively chooses to use them less and out of necessity.

By minimizing how frequently you use electronic devices, you can reap several benefits.  Just some of these byproducts include eliminating distractions, increasing productivity, conserving time, finding more wholesome ways to manage stress, and becoming more attentive.  Livin’ Analog® offers informative sessions on all these subjects that support the premise of going backwards in our approaches.

While Livin’ Analog® strongly believes in minimizing technology usage, we also recognize the role that electronic devices play in efficiency and productivity as well.  We, more so, advocate for using technology in a more deliberate way so you can live life to the fullest and make more headway toward specific objectives.

Though Livin’ Analog® primarily offers face-to-face group training sessions, we also understand that it may be inaccessible to gather everyone in the same room at times.  Hence, we do offer virtual training sessions with protocols that honor the premise of digital minimalism.

The entire premise of Livin’ Analog® revolves around rethinking how you uses technology so you can accomplish more in your lifetime.  Whether you have personal- or professional-related objectives, you have the ability to move much further ahead simply by embracing digital minimalism.

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You can begin by taking a look at your more frequent actions. How can you substitute digital tasks that seem so ordinary with tangible counterparts instead? Rather than checking the time on your phone, wear a quartz watch. Instead of waking up to a phone alarm, use an alarm clock. These suggestions sound like no brainers, but simple analog approaches do end up making a significant difference in your life. Check out our digital minimalism product guide for reference.

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