The Digital Reset — the ebook
How Much of Your Life Have You Already Lost to Scrolling?
A simple guide to help you, your kids, and your parents break free from screen addiction — at any age.
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Find Out What It's Really Costing You
Answer 4 quick questions and see your personal numbers.
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How many times do you check your phone in a typical day?
This Isn't Just You — It's Everyone
62%
of U.S. adults say they are addicted to their smartphones
5+ hours
the average time U.S. adults spend on their phones daily
186
average number of times adults check their phones each day
9 hours
average daily phone use among teenagers
58%
of adults use their phone specifically to cope with stress or anxiety
95%
of adults use a screen in the hour before bed, which disrupts sleep quality
Beyond the numbers, excessive screen time is consistently linked to poor sleep, shorter attention spans, higher stress and anxiety, eye strain, neck and posture issues, and a quiet erosion of real focus and productivity over time.
80+ pages. One real plan.
Readers Are Getting Their Hours Back
Real words from people who used the guide — parents, students, professionals, and grandparents.
“The parent chapter alone was worth it. We sat down with our 13-year-old using the conversation script — first time in months he actually opened up about his gaming.”
“I thought I'd heard every productivity tip. The 'first 30 minutes' rule changed my mornings completely. I haven't touched my phone before breakfast in six weeks.”
“80 pages of genuinely useful stuff — no filler, no guilt-tripping. Just clear steps. The audit worksheet showed me I was losing 3 hours a day to 'quick checks.'”
“What I loved most: it doesn't shame you or your kids. It explains why the apps are designed to hook us, and then gives you an actual plan to fight back.”
“The evening wind-down routine in chapter 7 fixed my doomscrolling in bed. I sleep an hour more on work nights now. I keep rereading that chapter.”
“I bought this expecting a lecture. Got a toolkit instead. The 20-minute reset method got me off TikTok during study blocks — my grades actually moved up.”
“The parent chapter alone was worth it. We sat down with our 13-year-old using the conversation script — first time in months he actually opened up about his gaming.”
“I thought I'd heard every productivity tip. The 'first 30 minutes' rule changed my mornings completely. I haven't touched my phone before breakfast in six weeks.”
“80 pages of genuinely useful stuff — no filler, no guilt-tripping. Just clear steps. The audit worksheet showed me I was losing 3 hours a day to 'quick checks.'”
“What I loved most: it doesn't shame you or your kids. It explains why the apps are designed to hook us, and then gives you an actual plan to fight back.”
“The evening wind-down routine in chapter 7 fixed my doomscrolling in bed. I sleep an hour more on work nights now. I keep rereading that chapter.”
“I bought this expecting a lecture. Got a toolkit instead. The 20-minute reset method got me off TikTok during study blocks — my grades actually moved up.”
“I bought it for my grandkids but ended up fixing my own news-scrolling habit first. Very kind, very clear writing. Easy to follow at 68 years old.”
“The reinvest-your-hours idea hit me hard. I calculated I was giving my phone 1,100 hours a year. This guide helped me take 400 of them back for my business.”
“I've recommended this to three parents at my school already. The chapter on teens is balanced — it doesn't paint phones as evil, it gives realistic boundaries.”
“Everything is laid out step by step. No apps to buy, no weird gadgets. Just a plan you start the same day. My screen time is down 40% in a month.”
“The family screen agreement template was a game changer. We filled it out together on a Sunday and, surprisingly, the kids stuck to it better than we did.”
“Clear, warm, and practical. I finally understand why I couldn't stop checking the news, and the chapter on seniors made the fix feel easy, not embarrassing.”
“I bought it for my grandkids but ended up fixing my own news-scrolling habit first. Very kind, very clear writing. Easy to follow at 68 years old.”
“The reinvest-your-hours idea hit me hard. I calculated I was giving my phone 1,100 hours a year. This guide helped me take 400 of them back for my business.”
“I've recommended this to three parents at my school already. The chapter on teens is balanced — it doesn't paint phones as evil, it gives realistic boundaries.”
“Everything is laid out step by step. No apps to buy, no weird gadgets. Just a plan you start the same day. My screen time is down 40% in a month.”
“The family screen agreement template was a game changer. We filled it out together on a Sunday and, surprisingly, the kids stuck to it better than we did.”
“Clear, warm, and practical. I finally understand why I couldn't stop checking the news, and the chapter on seniors made the fix feel easy, not embarrassing.”
One Guide. Every Age. A Real Plan.
Written for teens, working adults, parents, and seniors — a complete, comprehensive 80+ page guide, not another thin 7-day challenge.
- The science of screen addiction — why you can't stop scrolling
- An honest self-assessment of your current habits
- Age-specific strategies for teens, working adults, and seniors
- The 7-Day Reset framework that breaks the cycle
- Phone-free routines that actually stick
- Setting social media boundaries without the FOMO
- Protecting your sleep from late-night screens
- A family plan: getting kids, teens, and partners on board
- The 30-60-90 day maintenance plan to keep your progress going
Start seeing changes this week
Questions? Answers.
No — it's written for every age, from teens through seniors, with dedicated strategies for each stage of life.
You Won't Remember Most of What You Scrolled Today. You Will Remember Getting Your Time Back.
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