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Offline Humans

How to Stop Scrolling and Reconnect with the Real World

Hardcover
$25.00 US
6-5/8"W x 8-9/16"H | 20 oz | 16 per carton
On sale Oct 07, 2025 | 240 Pages | 9780593847008

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Discover the transformative power of regularly going offline.

Imagine your life without the distractions of the digital world. What would you do if you could silence the constant buzz of social media and retreat from the demands of a hyperconnected existence?

In Offline Humans, writer and creator Natalie Alzate invites you to stop the endless doom scroll and find joy in the physical world, where you can reconnect with what truly matters. Her strategic, day-by-day approach guides you to gradually reduce time spent online through journaling prompts, thought-provoking exercises, and creative suggestions for offline activities.

When the virtual world threatens to overshadow the real-life connections you crave, this book offers an opportunity to refocus your attention, foster your creativity, and nurture your mental well-being on a journey to reclaim your authentic self.
Natalie Alzate, better known as Natalie’s Outlet, is a content creator, entrepreneur, and advocate for offline living. With over a decade of expertise in the digital space, Natalie has built a thriving online community through creative storytelling, creative hacks, and lifestyle content, amassing an audience of millions. Now, through Offline Humans, Natalie is leading a movement toward living offline, encouraging people to embrace moments of pause and mindfulness in a hyper-digital world. She has created products like the My Best Me Journal, designed to help people track their habits and personal growth, and Ritual Teas, crafted to turn everyday moments into mindful rituals. With both her content and her products, Natalie continues to inspire others to reconnect with themselves, their goals, and the world around them—one offline moment at a time. View titles by Natalie Alzate

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Discover the transformative power of regularly going offline.

Imagine your life without the distractions of the digital world. What would you do if you could silence the constant buzz of social media and retreat from the demands of a hyperconnected existence?

In Offline Humans, writer and creator Natalie Alzate invites you to stop the endless doom scroll and find joy in the physical world, where you can reconnect with what truly matters. Her strategic, day-by-day approach guides you to gradually reduce time spent online through journaling prompts, thought-provoking exercises, and creative suggestions for offline activities.

When the virtual world threatens to overshadow the real-life connections you crave, this book offers an opportunity to refocus your attention, foster your creativity, and nurture your mental well-being on a journey to reclaim your authentic self.

Author

Natalie Alzate, better known as Natalie’s Outlet, is a content creator, entrepreneur, and advocate for offline living. With over a decade of expertise in the digital space, Natalie has built a thriving online community through creative storytelling, creative hacks, and lifestyle content, amassing an audience of millions. Now, through Offline Humans, Natalie is leading a movement toward living offline, encouraging people to embrace moments of pause and mindfulness in a hyper-digital world. She has created products like the My Best Me Journal, designed to help people track their habits and personal growth, and Ritual Teas, crafted to turn everyday moments into mindful rituals. With both her content and her products, Natalie continues to inspire others to reconnect with themselves, their goals, and the world around them—one offline moment at a time. View titles by Natalie Alzate