Unlike digital detox guides demanding prolonged abstinence, this book offers flexible, science-backed micro-pauses. Its standout concept—“dose-dependent disconnection”—tailors strategies like the 5-5-5 Rule (5-minute breaks every 55 minutes of screen time) to individual lifestyles. Early chapters unpack how tech breaks reactivate the brain’s default mode network, linked to creativity, while later sections provide step-by-step plans, including “notification fasting” and phone-free zones. Case studies from corporate workers and remote professionals demonstrate improved focus and reduced anxiety, challenging the myth that multitasking equals productivity.
By blending rigorous research with relatable analogies—comparing cognitive resources to a rechargeable battery—the book makes complex concepts accessible. It balances self-help practicality with interdisciplinary insights, offering a lifeline for screen-fatigued readers seeking sustainable ways to thrive in a hyperconnected world.