short list

social media

remove all the social media apps, dont fool yourself you need it for communication, relationships, bla bla.

notifications

turn off as much off notifications as possible. Really checking your email few times a day is perfectly fine.

first screen

  1. clean your start screen. I ended up with:
    • camera,
    • weather,
    • calendar,
    • Noisli (sounds for better focus),
    • JakDojade (local path finder),
    • Google Maps,
    • Gmail,
    • Drive,
    • Calculator,
    • AdobeScan,
    • Desk Control (sti stand desk control)
    • Clock
    • Translate app

grayscale - useful trick to notice, you should already stop using your phone.

true to be told gray screen is far less atractive than colorful one. I have configured my iphone, so with simple shrotcut I can turn on / turn off that feature.

Setup your screen for grayscale

  • Step 1: Set up Grayscale. 
    Open your iPhone’s Settings > Accessibility
Select Display & Text Size
Scroll and select Color Filters
Toggle Color Filter On and then check Grayscale
  • Step 2: Create the Grayscale shortcut, which lets you easily switch it on and off. 
    Go to iOS Settings > Accessibility
Scroll down to Accessibility Shortcut > select to check Color Filter
Once configured, triple-click the side button to turn the Grayscale filter on and off.

### paperback notes for what to search on the Internet Use paperback for taking notes, what you “need” to check on the internet. Most of this things afterwards for me turns out to be compulsive and not needed at all.

night-shift - lower blue light in later part of the day

Use software like https://justgetflux.com/ on your desktop and/or smartphone if you don’t own the built-in night-shift options for reducing blue ligth decreasing your melatonin production.

appendix - protect your kids by CodeTwo and Szymon Szczesniak