Your phone knows you better than your closest friend. It knows when you wake up, what you read before sleep, how long you stare at other people's lives. It knows exactly which notification will make you reach for it — and it uses that knowledge 150 times a day. You didn't plan to become dependent, but somehow scrolling became automatic. Your attention is scattered, sleep feels less restorative, and real conversations require more effort than they used to. That nagging feeling that life is passing by while you're watching a screen keeps getting harder to ignore. This book won't tell you to throw away your devices or go completely offline. Instead, you'll discover what constant connectivity is actually doing to your brain, your relationships, and your sense of control. You'll understand why willpower alone never works against devices engineered by the smartest behavioral scientists on the planet, and you'll learn the practical, science-backed strategies that actually break the cycle. Start reading. Your attention is worth fighting for. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without prior written permission of the copyright holder.
