Digital Literacy
‘Wish yourself well’ – a text by Pissed Magistus
There is a war going on to conquer the collective human mind and right now, humanity is losing that fight. Pay attention, and wish yourself well.
May 26, 2025
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Pay Attention to Your Attention.
We offer support for everyone who is lost in a busy world full of change, new technologies, and distractions.
6 years later
Almost 6 years ago we started Quality Attention. Back then we posted a handful of posts about how to improve attention in our lives, because we were suffering heavily from the lack of focus and being overwhelmed by digital distractions. Soon we got distracted. 1 year later we did 1 more post. And after that, it took us 5 more years to regain focus and publish another post. This, people, is Quality Attention in 2025. Welcome!
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How to Stay Focused on Your Long-Term Goals on a Daily Basis
Estimated reading time: 3 minutes “The greater danger for most of us isn’t that our aim is too high and miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.” Michelangelo How to stay focused on your long
April 14, 2020
Digital Addictions
Technological Addiction Triggers in Our Daily Lives
In my earlier post, I discussed whether music can be a form of an addiction. I want to continue with the daily addiction triggers that we are constantly exposed to.
September 30, 2019
Focus
What does it take to learn a new skill? Motivation vs Discipline
Do you struggle to implement something new in your life? I do. Something as easy as a short daily dedicated study time, or keeping a journal. Everything new requires much more extra effort than initially planned.
September 12, 2019
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Who We Are
We met in Chengdu (China) where we both lived for over 5 years. After realizing China was not our final destination, we left the country and found ourselves somewhat displaced in a fast developing new world. A world that was different than what we remembered. A world that had changed, especially in terms of technology and distractions. Things we had seen in China as well, but not experienced so vividly as when returning to our home countries. We are shocked, to say the least, about what is happening in the world we live in. We believe global mental well-being is under attack.