Description
In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, managing your digital habits is essential for both personal well-being and professional success. Whether you’re overwhelmed by endless notifications, struggling to focus, or simply looking to optimize your daily routines, this course will provide you with the knowledge and practical tools you need to regain control.

Created by MARKIT, author of "Bytes & Bliss: Achieving Inner Connection Amidst Digital Chaos" this course provides practical strategies and tools to enhance your digital life. You'll learn to identify productive and unproductive habits, implement effective time management techniques, and most importantly, create a personalized digital habit plan.

In this comprehensive course, you'll learn how to:



Enhanced Productivity: Learners will develop effective digital habits that streamline their daily tasks, allowing them to complete work more efficiently and with higher productivity.

Improved Focus: Participants will learn techniques to minimize digital distractions and maintain sustained attention on important tasks, leading to better concentration and quality of work.

Balanced Digital Usage: Students will understand how to create a balanced digital routine that supports their personal and professional goals, reducing screen time and enhancing overall well-being.

Effective Time Management: Attendees will gain strategies to prioritize tasks and manage their time effectively, empowering them to achieve their goals without being overwhelmed by digital overload. You will learn proven techniques such as the 333 Rule, Killer Mode Hour, and the Pomodoro Method, among others, to optimize focus and productivity.

Stress Management: Learners will apply methods to reduce stress, manage screen time and improve their mental clarity.

Enhanced Well-being: Students will rethink their relationship with technology, fostering a healthier balance that leads to increased happiness and flow in their work.

Improved Sleep & Routine: Attendees will establish better daily routines, improving sleep quality and developing mindful media habits that contribute to overall well-being.

Understanding Digital Addiction: Participants will explore the neuroscience behind why certain types of screen time are highly addictive and learn strategies to manage their consumption effectively.

Tech Boundaries at Work: Students will establish new workplace tech norms and boundaries, minimizing distractions to optimize focus and productivity.

Risk Assessment for Digital Overuse: Learners will assess their risk for gaming addiction, social media overuse, and other online traps, and develop strategies to avoid these pitfalls.



10 Facts about our relationship with Technology and why we need to reclaim control as humans Mastering our Digital Habits:



Multitasking Inefficiency: Studies show that multitasking can reduce productivity by up to 40% and increase stress, as the brain struggles to switch between tasks effectively.

Notification Overload: The average office worker receives 121 emails per day, contributing to constant distractions and lowering focus.

Sleep Disruption: 90% of people use digital devices within an hour of going to bed, which negatively impacts sleep quality by suppressing melatonin production.

Social Media Use: The average person spends 2 hours and 24 minutes per day on social media platforms, contributing to feelings of stress and anxiety through overexposure to information.

Productivity Loss: Research indicates that it takes about 23 minutes to refocus after being interrupted, meaning constant distractions lead to major productivity losses throughout the day.

Screen Time: The average person spends nearly 7 hours a day in front of screens.

Attention Span: The average human attention span has dropped to 8 seconds.

Phone Checking: People check their phones an average of 96 times per day.

Morning Phone Use: 80% of people check their phones within 15 minutes of waking up.

Dependency on Technology: 46% of smartphone users say they couldn’t live without their devices.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is perfect for:

Professionals struggling to stay focused and productive in a tech-heavy environment.

Students looking to optimize their study habits and reduce distractions.

Freelancers or Entrepreneurs seeking to improve their time management and reduce digital overload.

Anyone looking to improve their relationship with technology and achieve more balance in life.

Course Requirements:

A desire to improve your focus, time management and productivity.

Basic digital literacy and the willingness to apply new strategies for managing digital distractions.

A willingness to reflect on your current habits and make improvements.

Why Take This Course?

With people spending an average of 7 hours per day on digital devices and constantly battling distractions, mastering your digital habits is no longer optional—it’s essential.

Here are some key reasons why you’ll benefit from this course:

Improve Focus & Productivity: Studies show that constant distractions can reduce productivity by up to 40%. This course will teach you to combat those distractions.

Boost Well-being: Overexposure to digital platforms is linked to higher stress levels and disrupted sleep. Learn how to reduce screen time and implement strategies to reclaim balance in your life.

Manage Your Online Reputation: Your digital habits impact not only your work but also how others perceive you. Apply the 5 Pillars of Digital Well-being to manage your online presence and build a stronger professional reputation.