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This, but use it for managin everything in life not just one project youtu.be/gLoMaCZ6BIE

@LinusTech , the brand, not just him as they are all great! Their company ethics also seem on point!

Hi @AOC just out of pure curiousity, were you one of the very few members of Congress that did not have TikTok installed on their work phone? I'm only asking to confirm a bias I have. Thank you!

If you get to reading my ramblings, thank you for reeding! And thank you for all the great YT content. It's been massively helpful in my discovery of this adult ADHD diagnosis and realizing that I'm not lazy / broken... Just needs ignored because "gifted"...

... life has been SO MUCH BETTER! I don't miss out on payments as much, don't miss out on cancelling subscriptions or wishing people happy birthday (calendar). Things get done and I am better able to cope with my asshole brain that's constantly fighting me every step of the way!

... These two tactics have allowed me to succeed in my career in life up until now. Seeing a psych on Thursday to get diagnosed and hopefully some meds to make following the strategies above easier, but I've been using them in this form for a year now and ...

... via the order they are in this list. When I feel myself have a wind of productivity I just look at this list and immediately know what I need to get done and get it done quick before my brain decides social media rabbit hole is a better use of my time again ...

... you have three columns (To Do, Doing, Done). In "To Do" you stick all the things you need to get around to eventually, doing is what you're actually working on, done is the discard pile. This basically helps me not forget things I need to do, and assign priority to them...

... need to do: The personal Kanban board. I've made a whole video about using Kanban in personal projects before realizing I have ADHD youtube.com/watch?v=gLoMaCZ6… and a lot of people found it useful. But, in essence ...

... my personal calendar or my work calendar (depending on link shared) and I know I have to do that too then. The less my brain has to think about something the less it has time to moan about it. Picture of calendar for reference. As for the less organized 1 time tasks I ...

... Oh and when someone needs to talk to me, I just give them a calendly link, which is a service that's hooked up to both my private and corporate calendars and will show them timeslots on when I am free so we can talk. They pick a time, it automatically generates an entry in...

... attend with as much detail as possible (tickets, order numbers, URLs, Attached PDFs, locations, directions, whatever) so that I can rely on my calendar to take me where I need to go. It's by no means foolproof but it goes a long way to functioning in a neurotypical world...

... all of those tasks every day, but having them and looking at them in the same order every day tricks my brain somehow into thinking it's something it has to do and it just does it. Keeping me half-functional. Then in the personal calendar I schedule all events I have to ...

... routines. Like in the morning every morning at 7AM I have a chunk of 2 hours blocked off to: Weigh myself, Take Meds, Drink Water, Pet Cat, Feed Cat, Exercise, Do Dishes, Take Trash Out, Do Laundry, Fold Laundry, Have Breakfast, Have Coffee. Obviously I don't have to do ...

This has allowed me to hone my brain into focusing on what specific task it "Should" be doing in that moment. It obviously isn't fool proof but it helps. I've then expanded that into my personal life by having my own personal calendar where I block of time to do certain ...

First, the calendar: As you might be aware, as most jobs, I am forced into using a calendar (such as outlook) to schedule meetings an block off time. I've taken that to the next level to block off time within the workday to do certain tasks that I need to get done for work

The two things that have helped me the most is running my life as a Kanban board and using a software calendar like there's no tomorrow. I'll go a little bit in detail on both in replies to this message.