Scroll on Purpose — Elliot Keane
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Scroll on Purpose

How to Reclaim Your Attention Without Quitting Social Media

A book about attention, digital habits, and using social media more deliberately. Twenty chapters explore the patterns behind everyday scrolling. A thirty-day sequence then helps you examine your own habits and make choices about what to keep.

Author
Elliot Keane
Language
English
Format
Kindle eBook
Store
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Read the first chapter: You Are Not Undisciplined
01Before you begin

A choice worth noticing.

This book will not ask you to quit social media, reject technology, or turn every free minute into productivity. It will show you why feeds are so easy to enter and so difficult to leave, how your own behaviour helps shape what appears next, and how to redesign that relationship without giving up the parts of digital life you genuinely value.

Your attention is finite. The feed is not. By the end, you should be able to recognize when you are choosing the feed and when the feed is quietly choosing for you.

02Inside the book

Twenty chapters.
Thirty days.

  1. You Are Not Undisciplined
  2. The Economy of Your Attention
  3. What You Are Trading Away
  4. The Feed That Knows You
  5. The Casino in Your Pocket
  6. Why It Is So Hard to Stop
  7. Brain Rot
  8. Fragmented Attention
  9. Your Brain Is Not the Only Thing Paying
  10. The Time You Don't See
  11. Who You Follow Is Building Your Feed
  12. 1,000 People in Your Head
  13. Content That Feeds You vs. Content That Merely Occupies You
  14. The Social Graph Feed: Instagram and Facebook
  15. The Short-Video Feed: TikTok, Reels and Shorts
  16. The Autoplay and Recommendation Feed: YouTube
  17. The Opinion Feed: X and Reddit
  18. Don't Delete Everything. Perform Surgery
  19. The Great Cleanup
  20. Attention Back

The chapters are followed by The 30-Day Attention Reset, in four weeks: Diagnosis, Cleanup, Rebuild, and Autonomy.