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Use Technology Well | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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“Technology serves a purpose. It should solve problems, and make our lives easier and more efficient.”
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Joshua Becker’s insights are wise. They also imply that technology was never meant to run our lives. It should complement our schedule, not
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dictate it; enhance relationships, not ruin them; ease our stress, not create more. In this day where information overwhelms us,
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this isn’t easy. As Jefferson Bethke pointed out, “We refuse to turn off our computers, turn off our phone, log off Facebook,