Sean Mitchell
Staff Writer for Wellness
Contributing since August, 2014
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About Sean Mitchell
Sean is a long-time tech-enthusiast and early adopter who enjoys keeping up with the latest technological advances. He focuses on exploring how tech such as wearables and AI are impacting people's health and wellbeing. He has a master’s degree and, before writing for MakeUseOf, spent time as a technology instructor. He’s been writing about technology for over 10 years. When he’s not at his standing desk, you’ll find him on the volleyball court or on a mountain.
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