Warum du NICHT ANALOG bist! 💣🤯 Eine DISKUSSION | Letters & Life

What exactly are analog hobbies, and why is everyone talking about this new trend? It all started with the idea of ​​no longer being so influenced by social media and online trends, and spending some time away from these media. The question then arose: What do you do when you're not scrolling on your phone? 🕵️‍♀️ The answer to this question laid the foundation for something that (in my opinion) has now become another (online) trend. Mixed with a bit of nostalgia and the idea of ​​what life was like before social media, the concept of "analog hobbies" became a huge topic. The core idea is to spend valuable, creative time away from social media, thus escaping the pressure of these trends and media. 🍀 But with all the "how to be analog" advice, yet another online trend has long since emerged. People are looking at how to optimize their "analog time" as much as possible, sharing their experiences on social media, and showcasing so-called "must-haves" for approaching analog hobbies correctly. 🤯 What's the point of all this? And why is something "analog" suddenly becoming an online trend again? In this video, I want to discuss my opinion on this topic with you, focusing specifically on books. 🎀 Products (*) (*) Mentioned products may contain advertising. You can find the exact label here: R = Review copy ** = I use an affiliate link to external websites I am not responsible for the content of external sites. In my videos, you will find the "Advertisement" label (usually in the top right corner). This is always included when there is a product that is recognized or discussed in the video. However, I am not being paid for this video. For example, if I receive a review copy, the video will be marked as "product placement and advertising" during the upload process, and YouTube will automatically display this information at the beginning of the video. Legal notice:    / @lettersundlife