
Discover what happens when you stop giving so much of your life to a screen
Reaching for your phone while…
Stopped at the red light. In the grocery line. At the restaurant while your friend uses the bathroom. Even while you’re seated on the couch with your family “watching” a movie.
Any empty pocket or tiny lull — and, there you are, scrolling.
The funny part is, you know you do it too much. You’re so incredibly aware of that fact. And still, you reach — this immediate reflex.
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably wondered: What would happen if I didn’t? What would happen if I stopped? What if I just let there be space?
In the quiet.
In the boredom.
In your actual life.

Not by throwing your phone into the ocean. Or disappearing completely from modern life. Or following a rigid set of digital rules forever. But by intentionally stepping out of the loops that pull your attention away from the life happening right in front of you.
Because it’s the act of creating space that allows you to reclaim something crucial: presence.
For 45 days, we experiment with using our phones differently.
And then… we pay attention to what you notice when you’re consuming less.




When you stop filling every empty space, the space doesn’t stay empty for long, real life starts filling it.
Life Unlooped is about making enough room for those things to find you again.


When she spends less time watching other people live and more time inhabiting
her own life? When she gets quiet enough to distinguish between what she actually wants
and what she’s simply been shown enough times to believe she wants?
When boredom returns.
When curiosity returns.
When creativity returns.
When she remembers that she doesn’t need to document an experience for it to matter.
That’s the experiment.

In February, I deleted Instagram from my phone because I wanted less noise. More space to hear myself think. More room to figure out who I was becoming and what I wanted to create next. I wasn’t trying to make some grand statement about social media. I just wanted to see what would happen.
And then things started happening.
I read more. I noticed more. I spent less time comparing my life to other people’s lives. I became more curious. More creative. More present with the people around me.
I started noticing what I was naturally drawn to when an algorithm wasn’t constantly putting things in front of me. And perhaps most surprisingly, I started hearing myself more clearly. My preferences. My ideas. My desires. Even my dreams began to change.
What started as an experiment with my phone became an experiment in what it means to create enough space to consciously choose how I want to live. And I couldn’t stop wondering:
What would happen if other women tried this, too?
Life Unlooped grew from that question.

Over the course of 45 days, you’ll be guided to reclaim your attention and reconnect with your life. Here’s how:

| Create Friction | |
|---|---|
| Making the apps and habits that pull you into unconscious consumption a little harder to access |
| Follow Your Curiosity | Notice Your Life |
|---|---|
| Bringing your attention back to the small details, pleasures, people, and moments that are easy to miss |
| Reclaim Your Inner Voice | Clarify Your Future Use |
|---|---|
| Creating enough quiet to hear your own thoughts, desires, preferences, and ideas again | Deciding what you want your relationship with technology to look like after the experiment ends |
| CREATE FRICTION |
|---|
| Paying attention to what begins calling to you when you’re consuming less. |
| Remember How to Be Bored |
|---|
| Resisting the urge to fill every pause and seeing what emerges when you don’t. |
I can’t tell you exactly what your experience will be. But the women who have gone through Life Unlooped talk about:
📚 READING MORE
and actually finishing the books on their nightstands.
🎨 CREATING MORE
writing, making, cooking, gardening, dreaming.
🧘 FEELING CALMER
with less noise, input, and comparison running through their minds.
🌈 BEING MORE PRESENT
with their kids, their partners, their friends, and themselves.
🌳 SPENDING MORE TIME OUTSIDE
walking, noticing, wandering, simply being.
🧶 REKINDLING OLD INTERESTS
the things they used to love before scrolling filled the empty spaces.
🌊 FOLLOWING NEW CURIOSITIES
because there’s finally room to notice what’s calling them.
❤️ ATTUNING TO THEIR TRUTH
their own thoughts, preferences, ideas, and desires.
Their lives begin to feel more like their own. Not because they become more exciting, but because they’re actually there for them.


In the morning light coming through your kitchen window. In the tiny shoes scattered across the entryway. In the book waiting beside your bed. In the person sitting across from you. In the ideas you haven’t had enough quiet to hear yet. In the ordinary afternoon you keep reaching for your phone to escape.
For 45 days, let’s see what happens when you stop looking elsewhere…
and start paying attention to what’s already here.

$5/month. Cancel anytime.
When you click below, you’ll be taken to my Subsatck — This Season — to become a paid subscriber. And once it’s official, you’ll get an email with all the details on the next Life Unlooped starting after the Fall Equinox / the week of September 28th.

When is Life Unlooped happening?
Life Unlooped begins with each new season—winter, spring, summer, and fall. We move through the 45-day experiment together, so when you join, you’ll be invited to participate in the next seasonal round.
How do I join?
Life Unlooped is included with a paid subscription to This Season, my Substack community and home for experiences like this one. Once you become a paid subscriber, you’ll receive everything you need to join the next Life Unlooped. JOIN HERE.
Why is Life Unlooped offered through a subscription?
Because I don’t see Life Unlooped as a one-and-done challenge. Our relationship with technology — and with our attention — is something worth returning to. Your subscription allows you to join Life Unlooped each season, along with everything else I share with paid subscribers throughout the year.
Do I have to delete social media for 45 days?
Nope. Life Unlooped isn’t about following one rigid set of rules. You’ll be encouraged to experiment with removing or significantly reducing the apps and digital habits that pull you into unconscious consumption. The goal is to create enough space to notice what changes.
What if I can’t do it perfectly?
You’re not supposed to. This isn’t a 45-day streak or a test of willpower. It’s an experiment. If you find yourself scrolling one afternoon—or an entire weekend—you haven’t failed. You notice it, get curious about it, and keep going.
What happens when the 45 days are over?
You’ll reflect on what changed, what you learned about yourself, and which parts of Life Unlooped you want to carry forward. The goal isn’t to live without technology. It’s to build a relationship with it that leaves more room for the life you actually want to be living.
$5/month. Cancel anytime.
When you click below, you’ll be taken to my Subsatck — This Season — to become a paid subscriber. And once it’s official, you’ll get an email with all the details on the next Life Unlooped starting after the Fall Equinox / the week of September 28th.
