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"I have loved being challenged by how I can re-think the way I use and interact with my technology. The cards are designed in a way that I can keep a reminder around but also share with others on my team in weekly team challenges and meetings."
Arti Kashyap-Aynsley Global Head of Health & Wellbeing Ocado Group
Example experiments from the Lab
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Avoid Early Morning Tech Use
Once we start engaging with our devices and apps then it sets off an inertia which can be hard to stop.
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Sticky Note On Your Phone Screen
Sometimes we are already scrolling through our screens before we realise we have picked up our phone.
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Don't Reply Immediately
We can often feel obliged or compelled to respond to messages immediately, even if it’s not a good time for us.
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Use The Pomodoro Technique
It can be difficult to know when our tech is distracting us if we can’t clearly define what we are doing in the first place.
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Charge Your Phone Away From Bed
When we bring our phone to bed it’s often the last thing we see at night and the first thing we see in the morning.
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Know What Matters Most
It’s so easy to shift between different activities in our digital lives that we can end up neglecting the most important ones.