Set time limits
Keep a daily limit of about 30 or 45 minutes; stop when the alarm goes off.
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A small routine makes a big difference
Keep a daily limit of about 30 or 45 minutes; stop when the alarm goes off.
At the start of the week, set a separate amount and then don't exceed it.
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If a session is long, caution helps; in Dhaka's busy times this is even more important.
Good control is real strength
Instead of long sessions, keep 2 or 3 short sessions; this keeps focus and reduces fatigue.
Before logging in, write down goals: today how long, how much, and when to stop; 3 things clear reduce mistakes.
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If more time passes, gauge it and adjust tomorrow.
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Once fixed, the routine becomes easy
First set daily time to 20 minutes and start, then adjust if needed.
Keep separate spending limits; stop when you go outside them.
At the end of the week, review your usage; small reviews help next week.
If you need help, don't delay.
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Keep login information secret; sign out after using public phones.
Keeping reminders on makes timely stops easy; habit small but effective.
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Three things here are best: limits, simplicity, and control
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To follow the cpc88 Guide, set limits first, then habits; control remains, pressure lowers.