Don't Doom Scroll

This learning plan addresses the growing crisis of attention fragmentation and digital addiction that affects millions who find themselves trapped in cycles of compulsive news and social media consumption. It's ideal for anyone who feels their relationship with technology has become unhealthy, professionals struggling to maintain focus, or individuals seeking to reclaim their time and mental energy from the endless scroll.

Replace doom w/ learning

In an age of infinite scrolling and constant notifications, our attention has become our most valuable yet most exploited resource. This learning plan is ideal for anyone who feels trapped in passive content consumption, recognizes they're spending hours on social media instead of meaningful growth, and wants to reclaim their time and mental energy for purposeful learning and skill development.

Learn more, scroll less

In an age of infinite scroll and constant notifications, our attention has become fragmented and our capacity for deep work diminished. This learning plan is designed for anyone feeling overwhelmed by digital distractions, struggling to focus on meaningful work, or finding that hours disappear into screens with little to show for it. Whether you're a professional seeking to reclaim productivity, a student wanting to learn more effectively, or simply someone who wants to use technology intentionally rather than compulsively, this goal offers practical strategies to transform your relationship with digital devices and information.

Swap doom scrolling for bite-sized learning

In an age of infinite scrolling and attention hijacking, millions find themselves trapped in unproductive digital habits that leave them feeling drained rather than enriched. This learning plan is ideal for professionals, students, and anyone who wants to reclaim their screen time and transform passive consumption into active growth, building knowledge across diverse topics without requiring major time commitments.

Stop using social média and stop deepscroll.

This learning plan is essential for anyone feeling trapped by their phone, losing hours to endless scrolling, or struggling to focus in an age of digital distraction. It's particularly valuable for professionals, students, and creatives who want to reclaim their attention, boost productivity, and break free from the anxiety and time waste that social media addiction creates. By following this structured approach, you'll gain both the understanding and practical tools needed to permanently transform your relationship with technology.

Stay focused on my learning journey

In an age of constant digital interruptions and information overload, the ability to focus deeply and learn continuously has become a rare competitive advantage. This learning plan is essential for anyone struggling with distraction, procrastination, or inconsistency in their self-education efforts—whether you're a student, professional, or lifelong learner committed to personal growth. By combining neuroscience, habit psychology, and proven learning methodologies, this path provides the complete toolkit for transforming scattered efforts into sustained intellectual progress.

Avoid mindless time-wasters

In an age of endless notifications, social media, and digital distractions, the average person loses hours each day to mindless scrolling and context-switching. This learning plan is essential for professionals, students, and anyone who struggles with procrastination or feels their time slipping away to activities that don't serve their goals. By combining insights from neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and productivity research, you'll gain the tools to reclaim your attention and direct it toward what truly matters.

Learn daily, apply same day, not just watch

In an era of information overload, most people confuse scrolling through content with actual learning, leading to minimal skill development despite hours invested. This learning plan is essential for anyone who feels they're consuming endless educational content but not seeing real progress in their abilities or career. It's particularly valuable for self-directed learners, professionals seeking skill development, and anyone frustrated with the gap between how much they study and how little they can actually do.