Book · 2016 · Mindfulness (Psychology)
Mindful tech
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And then after that if you had to go down the list mindful Tech is a really good option for people who are resigned to the fact that email and phones are part of our lives.
The best things said about it
Mindful Tech how to bring balance to our digital lives by David M Levy.
Why people recommend it
Mindful tech by David M. Levy is a guide focused on bringing balance and mindfulness to human interactions with digital devices. On an episode of The Book Review titled Inside The New York Times Book Review: Bill Bryson on Britain, Molly Young evaluated David Levy's book as a really good option for individuals who have resigned themselves to the reality that smartphones and email are permanent fixtures of modern life. Pamela Paul also discussed the book during the episode, listing it as the second productivity book under review and questioning the premise of what the title actually means. The speakers engaged with the text as part of a broader conversation about modern productivity and technology management, positioning Levy's work as a thoughtful response to digital saturation and a valuable resource for anyone seeking to establish healthier boundaries with their personal technology.
Every mention
Molly Young and then after that if you had to go down the list mindful Tech is a really good option for people who are… 1
“and then after that if you had to go down the list mindful Tech is a really good option for people who are resigned to the fact that email and phones are part of our lives”
Pamela Paul mindful Tech how to bring balance to our digital lives by David M Levy 2
“mindful Tech how to bring balance to our digital lives by David M Levy”
“Levy's book is called mindful Tech what does that actually mean”
Other mentions (1: passing, ad reads, own books)
“the books are deep work by Cal Newport mindful Tech by David Levy the productivity project by Chris Bailey and poges Basics Life by David pog”