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The husband is frustrated with the internet and feels pulled back to it. He suggests setting boundaries for internet use, starting hobbies, and even trying new hobbies to keep him on track. They agree that it's important to take control of technology instead of letting it control us.
human
I'm really getting frustrated with the internet lately. It's becoming such a distraction.
gpt
I know what you mean. It's hard to focus on anything when there's always that temptation to check email or social media.
human
Exactly. And even when I try to limit my time on those things, I feel like I'm always getting pulled back to them.
gpt
Have you tried any productivity apps or tools? That might help keep you on track.
human
Yeah, I've looked into a few of those. But honestly, I just want to disconnect from the internet entirely.
gpt
That might be difficult, especially with work and other responsibilities.
human
I know, but sometimes I think it would just be better for my sanity.
gpt
Well, maybe we can set some boundaries for internet use. Like turning off notifications during certain times or limiting screen time before bed.
human
That's a good idea. And maybe I could also start some new hobbies or activities to fill the time that I would normally spend online.
gpt
Yes, that could help. Like reading, exercising, or learning a new skill.
human
Exactly. And who knows, maybe it will become a habit and eventually I won't even miss the internet as much.
gpt
That's the spirit. It's important to take control of the technology instead of letting it control us.
human
Agreed. And speaking of productivity, have you been able to keep up with your ideas for being more productive?
gpt
Yes, actually. I've been waking up earlier, taking breaks during the day, and going to bed earlier. It's been really helpful.
human
That's great to hear. Maybe I should try implementing those ideas too. Thanks for the suggestion.
gpt
Of course. We can help each other out and stay accountable for our productivity goals.