Many apps and algorithms are engineered to capture your attention, often pulling you away from real life. A study involving 10,000 U.S. adults highlights that the average American devotes six hours daily to their phone. This amounts to approximately 15 years spent on screens over a lifetime.
Michael Coren’s Future Coach column examines the decisions influencing daily life. Topics range from climate and technology to health and financial matters. For further insights, Coren welcomes emails at [email protected].
Implementing evidence-based strategies can help you reclaim control over your attention. These methods aim to enhance focus and create a balance between digital interactions and real-life experiences.

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