This morning I undertook my latest radio interview, in my Pyjamas, in bed, phone to the ear, and iPad on my lap:
This was how I did my @BBCGlos interview, PJs on (still in #cancer recovery), in bed, talking on mobile, iPad with some notes on it. Noting the iPhone screentime doesn’t count in iPad or laptop time (yet – I think I can link them) … pic.twitter.com/HlhlJDS9yw
— Dr Bex Lewis (@drbexl) November 1, 2018
Dom had tweeted earlier, to which I responded:
Shortly I’ll be speaking to @DomCotter about this on @BBCGlos … https://t.co/rwF9RauYdy
— Dr Bex Lewis (@drbexl) November 1, 2018
and then I tweeted back with my screentime on my phone (stats which I rarely look at):
Here’s my screentime this past week @DomCotter @BBCGlos @knittygirl. Includes friendships, exercise, information sharing – but then I don’t live by the pings!!! #digitaldetox pic.twitter.com/pcllzmjiec
— Dr Bex Lewis (@drbexl) November 1, 2018
Here’s the interview (thanks Carly for sending me the file), and I would have been looking back at some of my previous posts on digital detoxes:
If you want to hear the whole programme – it’s here.
And was pleased to get some comments back via Twitter:
It’s so important to think of it in terms of positive isn’t it 😉 Subtitle of my book and possibly my mantra is ‘enjoying the best, avoiding the worst’ … https://t.co/KgGXigi40m
— Dr Bex Lewis (@drbexl) November 1, 2018
and
We like to think that our #socialmedia posts here on twitter and on fb enables members to “enjoy the best and avoid the worst!” @drbexl #Coworking #Networking #Business https://t.co/MGhgYDSqoE
— Laptop Friday (@LaptopFriday) November 1, 2018