Break Free: The Digital Disconnect

In this thought-provoking video, we explore the growing epidemic of digital disconnection in our modern society.

Key Points Covered:

– The average person spends **4.8 hours daily** on their phone (1,752 hours annually)

– How phone presence affects human interaction and empathy

– Real-world observations of digital behavior in public spaces – Impact on younger generations’ social skills

– Practical solutions for breaking phone addiction

Life’s most precious moments happen in real-time, not through a screen. This video challenges viewers to reconnect with authentic human experiences and create lasting memories that no digital photo can capture.

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