Written by Grace Horlings How is anyone supposed to maintain any sense of sanity in this current climate? Any sort of optimism? Hope for the future? Maybe I’ve just been staring into blue light and at egregious short-form video content for a second too long. Maybe I need to prioritize some sunshine, a long walk, a conversation with a friend, and drinking a gallon of water. Not listen to the continuous noisy void that tells me I should be gulping down green juice, taking hit classes, getting a brick phone, becoming celibate, and injecting 80 units of Botox. These are not real solutions, and the more time I spend trying…
Pinterest: The Hidden Productivity Gem Written by Alex Gallaway It’s no secret that in today’s digital age, people of all generations use phone or computer applications on a daily basis. Apps for scheduling, messaging, and note-taking are just a few examples of technology which can be extremely helpful in a productivity or communication context. However, these apps are vastly outnumbered by games or social media applications, which seem to deliberately grasp users away from the world around them. Today the digital space is primarily occupied by TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook, which can consume more of our daily lives than many would like to admit. While there are possible steps that…
The Concept of Digital Minimalism Written by Alejandro Neufeld We live in a digital age. Our social, political, and professional selves increasingly rely on technology and the Internet. This is by no means a negative thing, as technology has made us more connected globally than ever before. Information about an event is shared within seconds of the event occurring. Technology is only becoming more innovative, as Apple recently developed an augmented reality headset that “seamlessly blends digital content with your physical space”(Apple Vision Pro: Guided Tour). But there is a flip side to all of this advancement. Because we are more connected than ever, we are also less likely to…
