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Gen Z is Objectively F*cked
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Key wellness/productivity strategies & self-care techniques
Rebuild focus by changing your relationship with tech
- The speaker suggests that Gen Z’s attention has been harmed by scrolling and social media.
- However, attention can improve quickly—students reportedly reversed the issue within two months—by adjusting how they use technology.
Create a “phone parking lot”
- Set up a dedicated place at home or in your office where your phone stays when you need to focus.
- Use these constraints to reduce distraction:
- Put the phone out of sight
- Turn notifications off
- Keep it out of reach (ideally physically distant)
- Apply this when you sit down for deep work or full-focus time.
Presenters / sources
- UC Berkeley (Mind, Machine, and Meaning) course instructor (unnamed in the subtitles)
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