My addiction-enabling technologies

Hi, my name is Amir Shevat and I am a communication addict (…we love you Amir…). I love [hate] computers, cellular phones and PDAs. Getting a new email is a rush for me every time, and I get 80-120 emails a day not including junk mail and distribution lists.  Phone calls are always answered (I get 20-30 of those every day), especially from  numbers I do not recognize, no matter what the time is. My phone always complains about the fact that I am getting too much SMS and he is running out of memory. And frankly, I had it.

The real hard-to-admit truth is that it is very hard for me to kick this habit, especially with all the enabling technologies out there.

Here is an example:

To access my mail I have these methods:

1)      2 laptops with office 2007 outlook (great tool, by the way)

2)      1 home computer with web access  (great tool, by the way, that works on Firefox and IE)

3)      One PDA (still waiting to become a great tool when i'll upgrade the OS and get a GPS)

4)      Telephone-voice access (haven’t tried that, this is too low, even for me…)

So my question is this: if a junky had so much accessibility to his habit, does he have a chance to kick it?