Developing a thoughtful attitude toward technology and the
digital environment is central to the idea of IT mindfulness. Instead of
relying on reflexive and automatic behaviours, it emphasizes the importance of
being mindful and purposeful in our interactions with technology. We may
improve our well-being, lessen stress and overwhelm, and develop a positive
relationship with technology by engaging in IT mindfulness practices. This
entails establishing boundaries, becoming more cognizant of our digital habits,
and selecting how we interact with technology. IT mindfulness challenges us to
consider our priorities and values, consider how and why we utilize technology,
and make deliberate decisions that are consistent with our beliefs and
objectives. The goal of IT mindfulness is to assist people in keeping a
positive, balanced connection with technology while avoiding any potential
drawbacks. Engaging in IT mindfulness involves establishing boundaries, being
conscious of our digital habits, and making deliberate choices that align with
our values and goals. By prioritizing meaningful interactions and limiting
mindless consumption of technology, we can enhance our well-being and reduce
stress. This approach encourages us to reflect on the role of technology in our
lives, enabling us to foster a positive and balanced relationship with digital
tools while avoiding potential negative impacts. By consciously setting
boundaries and being mindful of our digital behaviours, we can align our
technology use with our values and well-being. Prioritizing purposeful
interactions and intentional engagement with digital tools allows us to
maintain a positive and balanced relationship with technology. This practice
empowers us to make thoughtful decisions that support our goals and beliefs
while avoiding the potential negative effects of excessive or unconscious
technology use. Embracing IT mindfulness fosters a healthier and more
fulfilling digital lifestyle.
Author(s)details:-
Deepshikha
Aggarwal
Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Delhi, India.
Deepti Sharma
Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Delhi, India.
Archana B. Saxena
Jagan Institute of Management Studies, Delhi, India.
Please See the book
here :- https://doi.org/10.9734/bpi/rumcs/v6/12466F
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