Pause Mode is an undated daily digital detox journal for teens who want a place to step away from the scroll, untangle the day, and choose what comes next.
Across eight flexible weeks, short prompts invite you to notice your screen habits, decompress, sort through thoughts, plan one small next step, and save the everyday moments you want to remember.
Inside you will find 56 two-page daily entries with changing reflection and memory prompts; eight weekly intention pages and eight weekly check-ins; an offline activity menu; and closing pages to create a routine that fits your life.
Write a few words, make a list, or sketch. Start on any date and return whenever you like. Each daily spread leaves space for your own thoughts, with a quick option for days when you only have a minute.
Matthew William grew up in the woods of Pennsylvania, reading the works of Philip K. Dick, Arthur C. Clarke and other science fiction writers with abbreviations for middle names.
Currently he lives in Sweden and keeps himself occupied with podcasting, expanding his fiction library and spending time with his wife and two cats. He enjoys connecting with other fans of good storytelling on social media.