Are You Addicted to Your Smartphone?

Ah, the smartphone. You sneak a peek at the Thanksgiving table. Your significant other is emailing during the Sunday sermon. Your teen-aged daughter — who barely talks at all anymore — is awake and online with her friends most of the night. Your dog is texting you from the foot of your bed. OK, maybe not, but you get the idea... 

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Falling Through the Cracks with Dr. Rebecca Risk and Nancy Colier

In the hustle and bustle of today's world it's easy to get lost in the matrix of technology.  We often forget to put our phones down and connect with those around us. In Nancy Colier's new book "The Power of Off," she is helping people put down their phones, turn off their computers and rediscover what it means to be human.

Breaking Up Our Dysfunctional Relationship with Technology

We can all agree technology has many advantages.

To list a few, technology promotes education, helps keep us safe, provides a closer reach to those who were once out of reach, saves lives, keeps us connected with instantaneous communications, and most importantly, allows a virtual window for some (you know who you are) to peek in on an ex-boyfriend or ex-girlfriend…just in case you find yourself curious as to how they’re doing.

However, in light of all of the advancements, “Houston, we have problem.”We can all agree technology has many advantages.

Good Morning Washington with Nancy Colier

Good Morning Washington: Why we tolerate bad technology behavior and how to live a life of balance with your devices!  Nancy Colier and The Power of Off!