4 Healthy Third World Habits

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3. Unplug. Many people in third world countries don’t own computers, cell phones, or televisions — and don’t have a reliable power grid to support whatever electronics they do have. Think: if you didn’t own these devices, you would have a whole lot more free time. Just like that, your distracted, multitasked life would go quiet.

Granted, you probably wouldn’t be able to do your job or any of the millions of other legitimately wonderful things that you can accomplish thanks to today’s mobile devices. But what if you unplugged after 8:00 p.m.? Or on the weekends? Figure out how to squeeze some unplugged hours into your schedule. Then relish the mental peace and quiet.

Kim Kash

Kim Kash has been a writer and editor for over 20 years, many of those with Daedalus Books. The author of the bestselling Ocean City: A Guide to Maryland's Seaside Resort (Channel Lake, 2009), Kim is a founder of the Greenbelt Farmers Market near Washington, D.C. Topics she covers as a freelance writer for range from federal government policy to yoga, food and travel. She often writes for beachbody.com which provides home fitness video programs and recently launched the Body Beast Workout. Two years ago at age 40, Kim and her husband sold everything and moved to the Middle East. Since then, she has traveled to twelve new countries and has taken up sailing, diving, and rock climbing.

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