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Video : How to be Even More Addicted to your Phone

If there's one thing we should never schedule in, it's leisure time - Time.com / Health.com (The Scientific Reason Why You're Not Enjoying your Free Time)
Some people, because of the force of habit, or the sheer lack of time, have to schedule everything in, before it becomes official. And yet, these person(s) happen to also be the consistently unorganized ones. This is from sheer observation of these individuals, I am exempt because I am one of those habitually late people who just want to appear out of nowhere like the Stars that we are.

No, kidding. We're the five-more-minutes people that you hate so much.
“Can I put the phone away for two hours and not think about it? Can I go to sleep without the phone in my bed?” Salsitz said. “Can I wake up in the morning and brush my teeth without checking my phone? - USAToday
But we have come to a stage whereby most of us are addicted to our phones, whether to remind us that the kettle is already boiling or it's time to hand up that report. We have reminders for home yoga sessions and a sprint to the stationery department. Find out if you're as addicted to your smartphone as you think you are here. (PhyschGuides.com) If you're not, you've got to learn how to be more addicted to your phone, my friends. Never lose out on news that could make you feel dead...or worse yet....BE dead. lol

If you think you're addicted to your smartphone, here are some smartphone few tips from the most unlikely hero ever, GadgetsNow.com. But I think switching off your phone or uninstalling Facebook and Twitter aren't such bad ideas...if we dare to finally make it happen, that is. =)

Watch with your sense of humor XD


Lotsa love,
Marsha
p.s. It's Wednesday, we're halfway through this....we've got this!

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