Chapter 03 / Lesson 3 · The unplugged challenge
Give yourself twenty minutes without digital stimulation. Use Luna's screen-free challenge to connect the chapter to everyday life.
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Luna says: dogs are experts at doing nothing. No phone, no music, no screens. 20 minutes.
Find a safe, comfortable spot: a porch, a bench, a window seat, your bedroom floor. Set a clock, not your phone, for twenty minutes. Then do nothing. Watch clouds. Listen to the house. Stare at the ceiling. Do not try to have ideas.
If an idea shows up anyway, write it down when the twenty minutes are over.
Why it matters: your mind keeps working when you stop feeding it.
Look at your three core values from Chapter 2. Which one does your final idea serve? Write one sentence connecting them. If your idea serves none of your values, ask yourself whose idea it really is.
One thing I will keep human this week, and why:
Pause & reflect
Write one sentence in your notebook. Name what you checked, what you chose, or what you want to explore next.
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