iPhone-Addiction
Just read a really interesting article: iPhone addiction
It proves my point about how dependent people become of their electronic gadgets.
One of my main arguments for going analog is the fact that I don´t want to have to be online all the time and felt the constant syncing back and forth between the various devices just became too excessive.
Since I made the switch to an analog system, I have experienced a far greater relaxation (widely due to GTD), but far more than when I used OminFocus. I have also been relating much more intensely to people and staying focused for longer periods of time is much easier.
Basically, Getting Things Done are easier (for me) the analog way!!!
It proves my point about how dependent people become of their electronic gadgets.
One of my main arguments for going analog is the fact that I don´t want to have to be online all the time and felt the constant syncing back and forth between the various devices just became too excessive.
Since I made the switch to an analog system, I have experienced a far greater relaxation (widely due to GTD), but far more than when I used OminFocus. I have also been relating much more intensely to people and staying focused for longer periods of time is much easier.
Basically, Getting Things Done are easier (for me) the analog way!!!
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