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]]>Set clear boundaries and establish a TV schedule. Determine how much time you want to allocate to TV viewing each week and stick to it. Consider using a timer or setting reminders to help you stay accountable.
Another effective strategy is to identify specific triggers that lead to excessive TV watching. Are you more likely to binge-watch when you’re feeling stressed or bored? By recognizing these triggers, you can develop alternative coping mechanisms like going for a walk, practicing mindfulness, or engaging in physical exercise to divert your attention away from the TV.
By doing the two above things it will be easier to do the final step: make your TV time intentional. Instead of mindlessly flipping through channels, choose shows or movies that genuinely interest you. Create a list of must-watch programs and prioritize quality content over mindless scrolling.
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]]>If you watch too much TV, you’ll certainly feel the negative effects on your mental energy. Think about how you feel after you binge-watch multiple seasons of a series within a short span of time. You usually feel depleted, or a bit detached. This isn’t necessarily your fault, rather the fault of binge culture and the tendency for shows to have an addictive quality to it, placing strong emphasis on shock-value.
Knowing that we have the ability to get addicted to certain shows, we need to monitor our intake of said shows. Watching more than two hours per day is a tad excessive, in our opinion. We’d honestly recommend keeping it to one hour per day, or even a half hour, but we recognize that’s hard for some. Weekends can be a bit more flexible—but for the most part, try to avoid watching past one or two hours in a day.
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]]>The post How to Properly Moderate Your TV Consumption appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>Set clear boundaries and establish a TV schedule. Determine how much time you want to allocate to TV viewing each week and stick to it. Consider using a timer or setting reminders to help you stay accountable.
Another effective strategy is to identify specific triggers that lead to excessive TV watching. Are you more likely to binge-watch when you’re feeling stressed or bored? By recognizing these triggers, you can develop alternative coping mechanisms like going for a walk, practicing mindfulness, or engaging in physical exercise to divert your attention away from the TV.
By doing the two above things it will be easier to do the final step: make your TV time intentional. Instead of mindlessly flipping through channels, choose shows or movies that genuinely interest you. Create a list of must-watch programs and prioritize quality content over mindless scrolling.
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]]>The post How Much TV Should You Watch a Week? appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>If you watch too much TV, you’ll certainly feel the negative effects on your mental energy. Think about how you feel after you binge-watch multiple seasons of a series within a short span of time. You usually feel depleted, or a bit detached. This isn’t necessarily your fault, rather the fault of binge culture and the tendency for shows to have an addictive quality to it, placing strong emphasis on shock-value.
Knowing that we have the ability to get addicted to certain shows, we need to monitor our intake of said shows. Watching more than two hours per day is a tad excessive, in our opinion. We’d honestly recommend keeping it to one hour per day, or even a half hour, but we recognize that’s hard for some. Weekends can be a bit more flexible—but for the most part, try to avoid watching past one or two hours in a day.
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