Digital Minimalism: How to Declutter Your Online Life

 We declutter our homes—but what about our digital lives? Digital minimalism is about reducing online noise and reclaiming your attention.

Start by identifying what’s essential. Unsubscribe from unnecessary emails, remove distracting apps, and turn off non-urgent notifications. Even trimming your browser tabs can reduce overwhelm


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Social media? Use it intentionally. Follow only what adds value and set time limits.

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Less digital clutter equals more clarity. Your time and mental energy are too precious to waste on endless scrolls and alerts.

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