The algorithms vying for our attention and hijacking our time can be overcome as we build communities that choose real life over constant distraction. We’re reversing the loneliness epidemic by bringing people together who are ready to live life on purpose.
By taking decisive action, we can turn the tide. And we must. After all, there’s a lot at stake here.
Children who are highly addicted to video games. This makes them 2-3 times more likely to report suicidal thoughts and behavior.
People who reported moderate to severe symptoms of a mental health condition in 2023.
Americans who feel emotionally disconnected and lonely from day to day.
Percentage of Americans that admit they’re addicted to their smartphones.
One family standing alone against the tide of tech is likely to feel overwhelmed. But when dozens of parents stand together to demand a better life for their kids, they become a mighty force for good!
Knowing you’re not the only family wanting to hold tech at bay is game changing. There’s power in coming together in defense of a play-based childhood.
Kids who aren’t playing the latest video games and aren’t glued to social media often feel left out. But when they’re surrounded by other peers and parents who are choosing a better alternative, they’re surrounded by those choosing real life over virtual escape.
One of the biggest challenges parents face is the pressure to conform to harmful norms. But when you run a multi-family reset, every member within the group receives validation, support and encouragement.
More and more, our culture of distraction, constant entertainment and comparison is interfering with spiritual growth. We’re losing our respect for what’s sacred. In order to know our own hearts and minds, we require stillness–time to reflect on our values, beliefs and unique purpose for being here.
We offer a powerful 50-minute presentation on how to rise above the noise so we can discern what really matters. How can we swap out our self-centered appetites for a hunger for God? We’ll show you a clear path for getting there.
In communities across the country we’re seeing more division and distractedness than ever before. Why is that?
For the first time ever, we’re constantly within reach of the most tempting array of enticements: notifications, texts, games, ads, and videos that are far more appealing than the ordinary day in front of us. If we’re going to reverse this trend and get our attention back on track, it will require decisive action.
Our 90-minute workshop empowers attendees to calm their minds by resetting their brains in a way that’s fun and engaging.
There’s no better way to support mental wellness than by aligning with a community that’s choosing real life connection over online distraction.
It all starts by recruiting 3-5 families who recognize how addictive and harmful screens can be. Meet as often as you can as you move through the life changing Back on Track screen reset program. With built-in support for parents and deliberately planned off-screen activities scheduled for kids, this group will elevate your quality of living.
If you want to support the mental and emotional health of your children; if you want to receive help and validation when difficulty arises, this is the way to do it.
It’s free. It’s effective. And it has the potential to transform your home environment for the better.
There’s power to be found in unitedly setting firm boundaries with tech. To do so, we first have to understand what will happen if we don’t. What’s really on the line here?
With chilling conviction and a hard-and-fast set of solutions meant to empower, founder Sarah Sanchez shares a new way forward you’ve likely never considered.
It won’t be easy. It will require bold steps and consistent accountability. But when audiences commit to living counterculturally for the sake of all they cherish most, they’ll begin to live with the kind of riveted attention that can’t be hijacked.
Whether formatted as a keynote speech, a workshop or community presentation, we’ll pass along a vision of how good life can be when we say no to tech and yes to being present.
Anyone can begin to reclaim their time and attention, starting today.
First, become aware of the reasons you pick up your smartphone. How many times does it interrupt your day?
Next, you’ll make it harder to access your phone during certain times of the day. You’ll set firm boundaries with it by making it harder to access. You’ll create a new home screen as a reminder that your life is NOT for sale.
The best part is choosing replacement activities that reflect your values and life standards. You’ll work with an accountability partner to start living more intentionally, more aware, in an ongoing pursuit of the end results you deeply crave.
Ask yourself: What has it cost me to sink so much time into my digital world? What will it continue to cost if I do nothing about it?
It’s not easy to hold a hard line with tech. And none of us can do it perfectly. But with clear guidelines focused on aligning our screen use with our values and ambitions, we can make a start as we link arms and charge full speed ahead.
Jonathan Haidt, author of The Anxious Generation, warns that screens prevent us from having experiences — the true nectar of life.
We thrive when exposed to multiple settings trying out a variety of new things. We’re at our best when we can connect with others in a meaningful way, and when we find a purpose bigger than ourselves.
