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Your phone didn’t “just get sticky,” it was engineered that way. Strategist and accountability coach Kelsey Green joins us to map a saner path through the attention economy, showing how digital minimalism can boost focus, deepen relationships, and transform sleep without ditching every tool you love. We unpack how intermittent rewards in social apps hijack dopamine, why boredom is actually a creative engine, and how a few strict boundaries turn scattered days into steady momentum.

Kelsey shares pragmatic steps that work in real life.

Chapters

• 0:00 Dopamine Loops And Phone Design
• 4:40 What Digital Minimalism Really Means
• 8:08 The Dopamine Cost Of Scrolling
• 10:20 Overwhelm, Notifications, And Calm
• 12:45 Boundaries That Protect Focus
• 20:33 Choosing Tech Intentionally, Not Totally
• 29:34 Work, Creativity, And Boredom Tolerance
• 33:05 Relearning Face‑To‑Face Social Skills
• 37:19 From Parasocial To Real Relationships
• 58:46 Compassion, No Shame, Long‑Game Habits

If you’ve felt overwhelmed by pings, stuck in scrolls, or starved for presence, this conversation hands you a blueprint. Try one boundary this week, take the screen‑free challenge, and notice what returns first; clarity, calm, or connection. If this resonates, follow and subscribe, share with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review so more people can reclaim their attention.

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