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It’s not as bad as we thought, Johann Hari says in his book Stolen Focus- Why You Can’t Pay Attention (Johann Hari). Only if we are relaxed and we have time to daydream, our ideas, our Creativity is flourishing. ^7fca87

Daydream, or mind wandering, in the digital age of Social Media and Social Media Addiction is seen as bad. We need to do something always. But actually, only if we are day dreaming can we be creative. It’s also when our brain relaxes and we wander to things we might not actively focus on.

It’s a way of Productive Procrastination.

# Further Reads


Origin: Stolen Focus- Why You Can’t Pay Attention (Johann Hari)