
Irresistible: Why you are addicted to technology and how to set yourself free (Paperback)
Adam Alter (author)- 5+ in stock
Psychologist Adam Alter explains why we can't stop scrolling, clicking and watching. And offers practical advice for using technology differently - and leading a happier life.
'Brilliant. Irresistible offers...much-needed solutions' Susan Cain, author of Quiet
'With great clarity...Irresistible digs down into exactly how technology has us hooked' - The Times
'Fascinating' - Malcolm Gladwell
'Your sanity will thank you for reading it' - Oliver Burkeman
Publisher: Vintage Publishing
ISBN: 9781784701659
Number of pages: 368
Weight: 293 g
Dimensions: 198 x 129 x 23 mm
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Brilliant. Irresistible offers a crucial understanding of how we are psychologically tethered to our devices, along with much-needed solutions -- SUSAN CAIN author of QUIET
Essential reading if you've ever wondered why some experiences are so addictive, and how to regain control of your time, finances, and relationships -- CHARLES DUHIGG, author of THE POWER OF HABIT
An important, groundbreaking book about why we're addicted to technology, how we got here, and what we should do next -- ARIANNA HUFFINGTON, author of THRIVE
There could be no better guide than Adam Alter to a technological landscape that's increasingly designed to turn us into addicts. Your sanity will thank you for reading it -- OLIVER BURKEMAN, author of THE ANTIDOTE
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“Put down your phone and pick up this book.”
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“Read it!!”
I absolutely loved Irresistible. It is fascinating, slightly disturbing, and incredibly readable. This is Smart Thinking at its very best- illuminating and essential.
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