How to use your phone efficiently

How to use your mobile phone efficiently: Do you have the feeling that you are increasingly inseparable from your mobile phone, whether before going to bed or after getting up, whether in the car or during meals, how often do you use it? The highest one must be the mobile phone. If I look closely, I don’t know what I read. I lament that all my time is wasted on fragmented reading.

Mobile phones were originally used as communication tools to facilitate contact. However, with the continuous development of mobile phone smart technology, smart phones have become popular and convenient, and their powerful functions have gradually penetrated into all aspects of people's lives. , integrating communication, entertainment, learning and other functions into one. Mobile phones are becoming more and more intimate with people, leading to phenomena such as those who never leave their phones without their hands and those who keep their heads down.

While enjoying the smart achievements of mobile phones, I am also aware of the problems caused by mobile phones. Recently, I have been thinking about what smart phones have brought to me and how to use mobile phones correctly to make life and study more convenient. , Work more efficiently and conveniently?

The importance of mobile phones is self-evident. The first is its communication function. It is inconvenient to elaborate on the communication and call functions. Especially with the popularity of WeChat, it has become an important platform for people to communicate and communicate. Group chat , red envelopes, and Moments have been deeply integrated into people’s living habits. You can go without food for a day, but you can’t live without a mobile phone for a day; secondly, there is its entertainment function. A mobile phone is a mobile computer. A large number of mobile games and live broadcast platforms allow people to Enjoy leisure and entertainment; thirdly, it provides an important platform for obtaining information and learning knowledge. Through mobile phones, you can browse, obtain various news knowledge, and understand news trends. In particular, it can provide various knowledge dissemination platforms and become an important tool for people to learn and progress. This is also the most important value of smartphones besides communication.

Everything has two sides. Making full use of it will make people progress, otherwise it will become an obstacle to their own growth and progress. I have many problems in using my mobile phone, such as using it for too long and too frequently, reading randomly and fragmentedly, and reading a lot of information every day, but it is all passive reading, which is not beneficial to my own growth. I have a deep understanding of this. Every time I sit on the bus after get off work, I am very tired. I need to rest and meditate, but I can't control myself. I never leave my phone from the time I get on the bus to the time I get home. Using your mobile phone for more than three hours a day is a serious waste of time. So how do I use my phone to make it work for me?

The most important point is to change from passive use to active use, and make it clear that mobile phones are an important tool for convenient life, appropriate entertainment, and acquisition of knowledge, rather than a poison that numbs nerves and wastes life. Strictly control the time and frequency of using mobile phones. Now I have consciously reduced the time of using mobile phones. For example, before going to bed and after getting up in the morning, I firmly do not use my mobile phone while going to the toilet to increase the time for thinking and summarizing. Make it clear what you want, how to get the knowledge you want through your mobile phone, and work hard to subtract. I closed the browser, subscribed to the mobile newspaper, and no longer blindly browse news; I used to subscribe to many public accounts, and received various push notifications every day. I started browsing quickly when I had nothing to do. The vast amount of knowledge led to no identification and filtering, and over time I cultivated it. It has become a habit of reading for the sake of reading, and I have become numb to information.