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Discover articles we’ve written about wellness in the digital age, the attention economy, and tips on how to stop being distracted by your smartphone.

An Open Letter: Why are we choosing to launch a crowdfunding campaign?

29.05.2020 – 5 min. read

We are César Lacombe and Victor Loiseau, Let Me Think’s co-founders. A year ago, we united our efforts behind a simple idea: to redefine our relationship with smartphones.

"Plato struggled with distraction 2500 years before the iPhone." A talk with Nir Eyal, part 2.

15.05.2020 – 5 min. read

There will be what we call a spreading of social antibodies. It’s this idea that what when a society has find that there are negative behaviors, anti-social behaviors in society, then we begin to inoculate ourselves.

"Plato struggled with distraction 2500 years before the iPhone." A talk with Nir Eyal, part 1.

30.04.2020 – 5 min. read

I think that there’s no aspect of our life that isn’t touched by the ability to decide how we spend our time and how we spend our attention. At the end of the day, this is how we spend our life. Distraction is nothing new. It has been with us for a very, very long time.

The ultimate guide to stop being distracted by your smartphone while (remote) working

20.03.2020 – 5 min. read

What, then, is there to do to be able to keep working with our phones without getting distracted by them?
This guide will provide you with the tools to discover how to change your smartphone habits while working, as well as why certain of them can be problematic.

Addicted to smartphones vs. addicted to candy: same conflict?

19.02.2020 – 3 min. read

Smartphones have become omnipresent in our lives. They are there to show us our way when we are lost around town, to help us find love, but also to push back the time at which we go to sleep. After all smartphones have changed our life for better… or for worse.

Is there no way back? A roadmap for humans in the attention economy

07.02.2020 – 5 min. read

Since the beginning of time, humans have always been looking for the easiest way to do things. This is something tech companies and designers have understood from the get go: creating solutions that are more convenient and time saving for humans.

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