More Productivity: What is your phone to you?

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I become more productive when I was able to answer the question, “what is your phone to me?” I was spending around 4-5 hours a day, and recently after discovering it was increasing the cognitive load of how many decisions I needed to make in a day, I reduced the hours to 1.5 per day. I became more productive and am able to find flow easier!

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