Digital wellbeing pills

More than half of American workers engage in "quiet quitting", according to new Gallup study.  Some people called it a "no sense" trend but the fact is that the popularity of this term is all over the news and social media. This new situation is one facet of the so-called Great Resignation and it's obviously linked to COVID-19 consequences. Here are some recommendations to combat quiet quitting. 

With the holidays approaching, it is the perfect time to take some time away from your devices and limit your screen time this year. We know it can be daunting to practice digital wellness at times, so we’ve compiled a list of some things you can do to reduce your screen time in these coming days.

2021 has been a challenging year for everyone but YOU made it a great one.
2022 is a year we look forward to so we wanted to share some of the key areas and brand goals we will be focusing on. 

Please, join the conversation and keep us motivated while pursuing our mission.

Here’s a question to ask yourself: were things simpler and better before the prevalence of digital technology and social media? John Senall, the founder of Mobile First Media Group, just...

The launch of FIBIT (2007) created an unhealthy culture of tracking that has been copied and enhanced by every other app, especially Instagram.  Although we believe in the importance of tracking, as human beings, we weren’t born to track every little aspect of our lives. It creates an unhealthy competition by comparison that makes us lose sight of the end goal because we focus on the meaningless of the daily number (likes, steps, etc.).

It's time to rediscover human time!Our CEO, Juan Sanchez was invited to Podcast "The DumbPhone Show" to talk about digital minimalism, his experiences and the challenges behind the creation of Bagby...

1. Be Mindful of Your Internet Behavior and Consumption According to a study published in 2021, the surge in Internet use during the COVID-19 has caused significant environmental impacts. The...