Staying in the game: how to pass all levels and not get kicked out of life

Do you love video games and spend hours on end staring at a screen - be it a computer, smartphone, or console monitor? Hasn't your love for video games led to lack of sleep, neglecting friends and family, and struggling with schoolwork? Yes, games are engaging, enjoyable, and can even be beneficial for your personal development with the right approach. During gameplay, you develop numerous skills that can be useful in real life: self-organization, strategic thinking, social interactions, and learning new information. However, if video games start consuming all your time, it's a sure path to troubles and problems. So, how can you extract the best from the digital world, manage important tasks, and still play with a clear conscience? The answers can be found in this book. Randy Kulman is a psychologist who has been studying for 30 years how immersion in virtual reality affects the thinking of children and teenagers. He has developed a step-by-step program that will help you overcome gadget and gaming console addiction, find time for everything important in your life: studying, hanging out with friends, sports, family communication, and of course, playing your favorite video games. Now, you will be a conscious player who understands all the pros and cons of being in the digital world.