A good sleep is essential to ensure an adequate productivity and healthy lifestyle. Sleeping masks not only aid a distraction free sleep but also enhance the continuity and sleep quality

A countdown timer for better time based focus and attention. Enhance your productivity and make your work environment distraction free with this physical countdown timer.

Take a step ahead to make your bedroom phone free today with the Bagby Sleeping bag for your phone. Your journey towards a digital detox for a relaxed sleep.

The Bagby silent alarm clock is a great addition to enhance your sleep schedule. No more hurried and sudden wakeups.

How you consume digital content impacts your well-being just like food. This article applies the maxim "Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a pauper" to screen time, helping you create a balanced, mindful digital routine.

Dory’s mantra from Finding Nemo movie, “Just keep swimming” is a powerful guide for navigating digital distractions. This article explores why we get distracted, how to maintain focus, and practical ways to reset when we drift into screen time overload. By embracing JOMO, we can swim toward mindful, intentional digital habits.

"Anyone Can Unplug" is a digital well-being poem inspired by Ratatouille’s "Anyone Can Cook." It encourages mindful tech use, unplugging from screens, and embracing real-world moments with presence and joy. A reminder to disconnect and truly live.

When the digital world feels overwhelming, it's okay to step back. A pause from screens, notifications, and endless scrolling isn’t failure—it’s self-care. The internet will still be there when you’re ready, so give yourself the space to reset and realign. Prioritize mindfulness, embrace digital balance, and return on your own terms.

Internal triggers like boredom and stress drive excessive screen time. Techniques such as "surfing the urge," meditation, and emotional regulation help manage these triggers. Understanding and managing these feelings is crucial for fostering healthier digital habits.

In a world inundated with digital distractions, attention spans dwindle akin to goldfish. Attention Deficit Trait (ADT) emerges, mirroring ADHD symptoms. Technology's role debated. Strategies offered: minimize multitasking, embrace nature, and wield tech mindfully for focused productivity amidst the digital deluge.

In the world of binge-watching, one episode turns into a marathon, leaving us drained. While entertaining, excessive bingeing harms sleep, social life, and mental health. Solutions include mindful watching, diversifying activities, and utilizing tech tools for balance and well-being.

Wearing busyness as a badge is common, but it's detrimental. Research shows our schedules are increasingly packed. To combat this, we need to prioritize relaxation, mindfulness, exercise, nature exposure, and social connections. Managing time, delegating tasks, setting realistic goals, and providing support are crucial. Balancing busyness is essential for well-being and productivity.

I co-authored this along with Marcey Rader on ‘breaking free from the busy badge’.

In the digital age, bingxiety, induced by information overload, grips millions. Strategies like setting goals, evaluating sources, and practicing mindfulness offer relief. By cultivating self-awareness and discernment, individuals can navigate the digital landscape with clarity and confidence.

"Scrollholing," mindless social media scrolling, traps users in time-wasting cycles. Neil Postman highlights technology's dual nature. Reasons include dopamine hits, FOMO, social comparison, and escapism. Consequences: decreased productivity, poor sleep, anxiety, and weakened connections. Solutions: track time, identify triggers, uninstall apps, use features mindfully, practice mindfulness, and seek support. Recognize harmful habits for a healthier digital life.

Struggling to focus due to screen distractions? Overwhelmed by screen time? You're not alone. Take control with awareness, behavior change, and consistency. Start by assessing screen time, reflecting on habits, experimenting with tools, and establishing consistent routines. Prioritize digital wellness for academic success and happiness. Contact Rijul Arora for personalized assistance.

To enhance meeting productivity, carefully curate the invite list, avoiding unnecessary attendees. Virtual meetings suffer when too many people are included; the "magic number" is seven. Exclude non-contributors to foster engagement and minimize multitasking.

I co-authored this along with Marcey Rader on how to make meetings productive with magic number 7.

The attention economy, driven by digital platforms, impacts productivity and mental health. Excessive screen time correlates with mental health issues. Managing this requires digital mindfulness, setting boundaries, endorsing ethical platforms, and fostering a culture of digital wellness for future generations.

Body doubling, partnering with a motivating companion, aids productivity despite limited research. Benefits include task modeling, accountability, and enhanced focus, targeting executive functions.

I co-authored this along with Marcey Rader unlocking the power of body doubling.

Many love coffee, with 64% of American adults having it daily. Waiting an hour before your first cup boosts cognitive benefits, aligning with cortisol peaks for heightened alertness and focus. Consuming coffee during peak cortisol undermines its effects and may lead to tolerance. Timing matters for maximizing coffee's cognitive benefits.

I co-authored this along with Marcey Rader explaining the productive secret: waiting to drink coffee.

Transform your inbox chaos with practical strategies: work offline, use Boomerang for Gmail, adopt Outlook's Work Offline feature. Implement time-blocking, create sub-folders, set rules/filters, silence notifications, and strategically delay email delivery for enhanced productivity.

I co-authored this along with Marcey Rader explaining the 6 surprising email management hacks