My phone often asks for my attention. It’s not just social media notifications, either. I find myself picking up and unlocking my phone dozens of times a day, and mostly, it’s not on purpose. Then I realized my phone isn’t distracting because I’m weak-willed. It’s distracting because I have set it up that way.
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