Totally fair thoughts Maria and I think MANY people feel the same way. Exactly, it’s not like a hard fail and now you go back to bingeing as if you didn’t retain any information you gathered along the way during the challenge. The whole point is to become mindful of the insane amount of time we (as a society) now spend on our phones vs in real life and to question it. I love questioning many things in life and I think our addiction to smart phones is one area that is really going to be analyzed in the near future as more and more studies come out explaining all the negative effects. I’ve found the 30 minute time limit to be the right fit for me. I don’t feel deprived but I also know my set limit for the day to get stuff done. The rest can wait (and really isn’t that important compared to spending time with my family). Thank you for this comment and I hope you’ll consider joining in our next team challenge in the future!

I like how people’s experiences were not black and white. Did people slip up? Sure but then they just reset and kept trying. I also like how you limit the amount of time you’re on social media daily. This is something I can totally get behind. Get in, do what I “need to do” and get out ha ha.

Great work setting up and running the challenge.

Yayyy so glad to hear you’re still hardly on socials. Isn’t it great realizing there’s way more to life than your digital platform!? Thanks for taking a part in the challenge and we will for sure let you know when the next one is coming up.

Thanks Abi, great turn out indeed! Hopefully most people limit their amount of social media after the challenge but yep, the platforms have their arms wide open hoping for more eyes, more advertisement revenue…!