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Keep doomscrolling — this self-improvement app lets you scroll as you grow

Add The New York Post on Google The typical day starts and ends with social media for a shocking amount of Gen Z and millennials.

A new survey by RiseGuide showed exactly how much we’re scrolling, where we’re scrolling and the impact it has on our lives.

Our sleep schedules take a huge hit, we scroll through meals and toilet breaks, and continue to scroll through overwhelming news even when it stresses us out (I’m sorry if this is how this article found you).

Based on their findings, RiseGuide made an app that allows us to keep scrolling — but with educational benefits.

The self-improvement app helps us build the skills scrolling depletes that most self-education platforms overlook. Whether it’s critical thinking, decision-making, confidence, or communication habits, the app combats the effects of doomscrolling while still letting us scroll.

In one self-improvement app, you can train your charisma, memory, intelligence, communication, and more, so you can stop scrolling and start growing.

RiseGuide takes the frameworks and insights from the world’s top experts and distills the information into bite-sized lessons. Users can pick their journey and follow a personalized step-by-step plan based on their learning goals.

If you’re looking for specific information, you can ask questions, explore topics, and get informed answers.

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