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Setting limits would help, but you'll be left with time to spend off of your phone. While I can't help with setting limits, I can recommend picking up a hobby that pulls you away from it. That can be anything from a sport to crochet. If you have something else you want to do instead, you may find yourself naturally using your device less.
opposite for me. if i have a phone or screen nearby i cease playing music instruments, excercise, cook food, woodwork, repair clothes, juggle, flip cardtricks, draw, read books, ...
You seem to be in the perfect situation to justify screen limits then.
However, I can't help with that sadly. I'm not on stock Android. It's possible on my Samsung device through parental controls, so maybe look for something like that?
interesting with parental control settings and digital wellbeing as mentioned in another comment
Parental controls usually only require a password to unlock or bypass, so if you're worried you'll just unlock it yourself you may want to ask a trusted friend/ family/ partner to set the password for you.