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The Book On The Digital Reboot. THE DEEP WORK SOCIETY, #3
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- Date de parution22/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
What if your mind didn't feel like a browser with 42 tabs open?What if logging off didn't feel like falling behind-but like coming home?In THE DEEP WORK SOCIETY- Volume 3 - The Digital Reboot, you won't be told to throw your phone in a river, delete every app, or run off to a cabin in the woods. Instead, you'll learn how to take back your attention, restore your mental clarity, and build a digital life that works for you-not the other way around.
Written in a warm, grounded, and narrative-driven style, this book isn't just a critique of our tech-saturated culture-it's a practical roadmap for reclaiming focus, peace, and presence in the middle of it. We're more connected than ever, yet more mentally exhausted, emotionally scattered, and socially disoriented. The cause isn't a character flaw. It's a design flaw. Our devices, apps, and platforms weren't built to protect our minds-they were built to capture them.
But that doesn't mean you have to escape modern life. You just need a better way of living inside it. In five deeply human parts, The Digital Reboot will guide you through: The hidden mental costs of endless connectivity and why even "normal" screen habits leave you depleted How persuasive design rewires your brain without your consent-and what you can do to interrupt the loop How to build emotional and cognitive boundaries around your digital life without guilt, shame, or extreme rules A complete 30-day Mind Reset Program to help you declutter your digital environment, recover attention, and rewire your daily patterns How to create long-term rhythms-like digital Sabbaths, deep work windows, and attention rituals-that support your real life, not just your screen life Whether you're feeling burned out by constant pings, craving deeper presence in your relationships, or just wondering why your brain feels so tired all the time, The Digital Reboot offers both clarity and relief.
You'll find stories, research, and frameworks-but most of all, you'll find permission. Permission to step away from the endless scroll. To recover your inner quiet. And to reconnect with the version of yourself that's still fully human underneath all the digital noise. This is not a detox. This is a redesign. Perfect for readers of Digital Minimalism, Stolen Focus, or The Myth of Multitasking, this book doesn't shame you for being online.
It meets you where you are-and shows you how to build a more intentional path forward. You don't need to delete your life to reclaim your mind. You just need to reboot.
Written in a warm, grounded, and narrative-driven style, this book isn't just a critique of our tech-saturated culture-it's a practical roadmap for reclaiming focus, peace, and presence in the middle of it. We're more connected than ever, yet more mentally exhausted, emotionally scattered, and socially disoriented. The cause isn't a character flaw. It's a design flaw. Our devices, apps, and platforms weren't built to protect our minds-they were built to capture them.
But that doesn't mean you have to escape modern life. You just need a better way of living inside it. In five deeply human parts, The Digital Reboot will guide you through: The hidden mental costs of endless connectivity and why even "normal" screen habits leave you depleted How persuasive design rewires your brain without your consent-and what you can do to interrupt the loop How to build emotional and cognitive boundaries around your digital life without guilt, shame, or extreme rules A complete 30-day Mind Reset Program to help you declutter your digital environment, recover attention, and rewire your daily patterns How to create long-term rhythms-like digital Sabbaths, deep work windows, and attention rituals-that support your real life, not just your screen life Whether you're feeling burned out by constant pings, craving deeper presence in your relationships, or just wondering why your brain feels so tired all the time, The Digital Reboot offers both clarity and relief.
You'll find stories, research, and frameworks-but most of all, you'll find permission. Permission to step away from the endless scroll. To recover your inner quiet. And to reconnect with the version of yourself that's still fully human underneath all the digital noise. This is not a detox. This is a redesign. Perfect for readers of Digital Minimalism, Stolen Focus, or The Myth of Multitasking, this book doesn't shame you for being online.
It meets you where you are-and shows you how to build a more intentional path forward. You don't need to delete your life to reclaim your mind. You just need to reboot.
What if your mind didn't feel like a browser with 42 tabs open?What if logging off didn't feel like falling behind-but like coming home?In THE DEEP WORK SOCIETY- Volume 3 - The Digital Reboot, you won't be told to throw your phone in a river, delete every app, or run off to a cabin in the woods. Instead, you'll learn how to take back your attention, restore your mental clarity, and build a digital life that works for you-not the other way around.
Written in a warm, grounded, and narrative-driven style, this book isn't just a critique of our tech-saturated culture-it's a practical roadmap for reclaiming focus, peace, and presence in the middle of it. We're more connected than ever, yet more mentally exhausted, emotionally scattered, and socially disoriented. The cause isn't a character flaw. It's a design flaw. Our devices, apps, and platforms weren't built to protect our minds-they were built to capture them.
But that doesn't mean you have to escape modern life. You just need a better way of living inside it. In five deeply human parts, The Digital Reboot will guide you through: The hidden mental costs of endless connectivity and why even "normal" screen habits leave you depleted How persuasive design rewires your brain without your consent-and what you can do to interrupt the loop How to build emotional and cognitive boundaries around your digital life without guilt, shame, or extreme rules A complete 30-day Mind Reset Program to help you declutter your digital environment, recover attention, and rewire your daily patterns How to create long-term rhythms-like digital Sabbaths, deep work windows, and attention rituals-that support your real life, not just your screen life Whether you're feeling burned out by constant pings, craving deeper presence in your relationships, or just wondering why your brain feels so tired all the time, The Digital Reboot offers both clarity and relief.
You'll find stories, research, and frameworks-but most of all, you'll find permission. Permission to step away from the endless scroll. To recover your inner quiet. And to reconnect with the version of yourself that's still fully human underneath all the digital noise. This is not a detox. This is a redesign. Perfect for readers of Digital Minimalism, Stolen Focus, or The Myth of Multitasking, this book doesn't shame you for being online.
It meets you where you are-and shows you how to build a more intentional path forward. You don't need to delete your life to reclaim your mind. You just need to reboot.
Written in a warm, grounded, and narrative-driven style, this book isn't just a critique of our tech-saturated culture-it's a practical roadmap for reclaiming focus, peace, and presence in the middle of it. We're more connected than ever, yet more mentally exhausted, emotionally scattered, and socially disoriented. The cause isn't a character flaw. It's a design flaw. Our devices, apps, and platforms weren't built to protect our minds-they were built to capture them.
But that doesn't mean you have to escape modern life. You just need a better way of living inside it. In five deeply human parts, The Digital Reboot will guide you through: The hidden mental costs of endless connectivity and why even "normal" screen habits leave you depleted How persuasive design rewires your brain without your consent-and what you can do to interrupt the loop How to build emotional and cognitive boundaries around your digital life without guilt, shame, or extreme rules A complete 30-day Mind Reset Program to help you declutter your digital environment, recover attention, and rewire your daily patterns How to create long-term rhythms-like digital Sabbaths, deep work windows, and attention rituals-that support your real life, not just your screen life Whether you're feeling burned out by constant pings, craving deeper presence in your relationships, or just wondering why your brain feels so tired all the time, The Digital Reboot offers both clarity and relief.
You'll find stories, research, and frameworks-but most of all, you'll find permission. Permission to step away from the endless scroll. To recover your inner quiet. And to reconnect with the version of yourself that's still fully human underneath all the digital noise. This is not a detox. This is a redesign. Perfect for readers of Digital Minimalism, Stolen Focus, or The Myth of Multitasking, this book doesn't shame you for being online.
It meets you where you are-and shows you how to build a more intentional path forward. You don't need to delete your life to reclaim your mind. You just need to reboot.