To me, simplifying isn’t just about the number of devices but how (and where) you use them. I’ve become very deliberate over the years.
I use my phone only for communication, lists, navigation, and travel related functions. I do not do any mobile banking on my phone. My app complement fits on a single page.
My MacBook is in my office. I don’t schlep it around. I don’t work from coffee shops. I sit down and do work. In my office.
I have an iPad but it’s really just a glorified screen for reading sheet music and watching instructional content.
I find the Apple Watch a great compliment to simplification. It offers lightweight communication, navigation, music/podcasts, etc, so much so that I leave my phone at home as much as I can.
I use my phone only for communication, lists, navigation, and travel related functions. I do not do any mobile banking on my phone. My app complement fits on a single page.
My MacBook is in my office. I don’t schlep it around. I don’t work from coffee shops. I sit down and do work. In my office.
I have an iPad but it’s really just a glorified screen for reading sheet music and watching instructional content.
I find the Apple Watch a great compliment to simplification. It offers lightweight communication, navigation, music/podcasts, etc, so much so that I leave my phone at home as much as I can.