60 SECONDS. NO SCRIPT. ⏱️🖤
We have more ways to communicate than ever. Yet so many thoughts stay in our heads, stuck in drafts, or never expressed.
What would you say if the world gave you 60 seconds to speak your mind?
Drop your answer below. 👇
ONE MINUTE PHONE.
WHAT IF YOUR PHONE DID LESS?
Less noise. Less endless scrolling.
More room to think, create and express yourself.
What would you do with a phone designed around one simple purpose?
— OneMinutePhone.com#oneminutephone
No perfect answer. No script.
What is one thing you wish you could tell the world?
You have 60 seconds. The world's attention is yours.
Take a minute. Write it in the comments.
#OneMinutePhone#OneMinuteChallenge#LessMore
What if you could make a million dollars from a flip phone? 😅🤣
But what if the real money move was to stop scrolling all day and giving away our most valuable asset — our attention— to the algorithm? 😎
Maybe less scrolling is worth more than we think.
#OneMinutePhone
📞 What if we brought the flip phone back… but did it differently?
A little less scrolling. A little more living. A device that makes you question whether you really need to be connected to everything, all the time.
Would you actually switch to a flip phone in 2026?
You probably think you can't live without a smartphone. How would you get driving directions, pull up concert tickets or access restaurant menus from QR codes?
Actually, there's another way to live — and it's way better, says August Lamm, an upstate New York-based visual artist and activist, for reducing tech use. cnn.it/4ifGBta