My Very First Entry!
So here it is! My very first 'Fieldnotes'. It's my diary really, and these Fieldnotes will appear in our MindUnwired newsletter (Quiet Times), in the Blog section of our website, and on LinkedIn. I'll use this, my very first Fieldnotes, to describe what stories you can expect from me and the MindUnwired team. The stories fall into seven categories. Here we go:
1. Innovations, Thinkers and Tools. This is practical 'how to' advice, actionable thinking and tools such as apps, to help us, our families and people we know to reduce screen time. Or to indirectly support//better understand the reduction of screentime. We'll recommend great books, too!
2. Future Generations. This is focussed, curated articles and reports about smartphone usage amongst younger people/our children. Always current, and from reputable, referenced sources.
3. Piilo. This is where we'll storytell about how our flagship product, Piilo, is made. We'll tell you about its great features, how things are going with Piilo's Limited Edition ranges, how great our packaging is for posting and gifting, how Piilo is being used by Piilo owners and updates about where you can get yours.
4. MindUnwired Members. Stories from MindUnwired community members about how they have benefitted from reduced screen time. Includes MindUnwired Sundays stories.
5. Sari's Fieldnotes. My diary. How MindUnwired and Piilo are developing, from my first-person perspective.
6. Instead. Great things to do in the space you create when you do reduce your screen time. Positive, fast, easy, valuable tips and activities to do... instead! Get healthier. Learn something new. Write that book. Train for that 5k run. Save money. Create that home office you'll love. We'll give advice on how to tempt the young people in your life away from screens too.
7. Academic & Legislation. This is curated articles and reports about smartphone usage. Always current, and from reputable, referenced sources.
As an endnote, whilst the vast majority of what we'll advise and support you with takes you away from screens, not everything will. And that's because not all screen time is bad.
Thanks for reading. Look out for MindUnwired stories in our MindUnwired newsletter (Quiet Times), in the Blog section of our website, and on LinkedIn.
Sari.
