When assessing your technology use, and its impact on your work/personal life, an important question, is your technology meeting your needs, or are you meeting the "needs" of your technology? Are you considering if your technology use is improving your life, your productivity, your relationships? Does it lead to greater writing productivity? Does it improve your writing? What are the costs and benefits?
It is easy to fetishize the new, the cool and the advanced, but its essential that you critically explore their impact on your life, your work, your writing and your relationships.
Some self-reflection would serve you well. Take 15 minutes and do a freewrite about this issues.
It is easy to fetishize the new, the cool and the advanced, but its essential that you critically explore their impact on your life, your work, your writing and your relationships.
Some self-reflection would serve you well. Take 15 minutes and do a freewrite about this issues.
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