If you have ADHD, you know that staying organised and finishing a task can be challenging, especially if the work is tedious and time-consuming.
You might find it hard sticking to one task, leading to a continuous cycle of context switching without achieving substantial progress.
Establishing and maintaining daily routines can help manage some of the symptoms of ADHD, boost your efficiency, and improve overall wellbeing.
A planner can provide structure to your day, plus help you remember important tasks and keep you on track with your goals.
The "right" planner is different for everyone. But for someone with ADHD, a planner with a clean layout, spaces for reminders, checkboxes for tasks and integrated spaces for notescan be beneficial.
Physical planners, as opposed to digital organising method, may help you reduce screen time and the distraction caused by notifications and apps diverting your attention.
Many customers with ADHD say that Curation has enough structure and flexibility to keep them motivated and on track.
Undated planners are great if you want flexibility and are more likely to shift in and out of organisational strategies. They can help alleviate pressure to use it consistently and are less likely to make you feel like they've "failed" if they miss a day or a week.
Dated planners provide a structured framework and may help you feel more accountable. The dated layout offers a clear visual representation of time, making it easier to grasp upcoming deadlines and appointments.
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