We need to bring our phones back to being an accessory, not a priority. 2014 Challenge: Divorce your phone, your apps, your social-feeds, and engage in relationships with people that actually matter. Vow to spend a significant amount of time off your mobile-devices, unplugged, and instead get back to making personal relationships that will stand the test of time. Other than God, my wife deserves to be the #1 priority in my life and I don’t want anything to get in the way of that. The reality is, we’re all married to our phones in one way or another. Mind you. Not everyone struggles with this. But I hope you will take this into consideration regardless. Learn to balance the time you spend on your phone. Make your phone an accessory rather than a priority. Give yourself limitations as to when and where your phone can be used. Control how you use your phone, and stop allowing your phone to control you. Try spending parts of your weekends unplugged, offline, and away from your mobile device. In 2014, I vow to divorce my phone. Will you join me? Share this with a friend, and let’s get the “Divorce Your Phone” movement going.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Jan 2014 05:34:09 +0000
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