The power of body doubling: a simple way to stay focused
Have you ever found yourself struggling to stay on task, even when you know what needs to be done? This is a common challenge, especially for those with ADHD, anxiety, or other conditions that make sustained attention difficult. Enter body doubling—a simple yet powerful method that can make a world of difference in productivity and focus.
What I leave out when I tell you I have ADHD
I was not diagnosed until adulthood, as is the case for many women with ADHD. Our childhood presentation tends to be milder (aka less annoying) than it is in boys. Our learning problems are either overlooked or categorized as something else.
ADHD at work: How to get organized
ADHD folks can enhance their executive function—key for focus, memory, and emotional regulation—through strategies like writing down key information, using planners, practicing mindful reactions, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and engaging in cognitive-boosting activities. These approaches help manage daily challenges more effectively, improving both personal and professional aspects of life for those with ADHD.
ADHD at work: How to improve executive function
ADHD folks can enhance their executive function—key for focus, memory, and emotional regulation—through strategies like writing down key information, using planners, practicing mindful reactions, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and engaging in cognitive-boosting activities. These approaches help manage daily challenges more effectively, improving both personal and professional aspects of life for those with ADHD.
ADHD at work: how to stay focused
The article delves into the challenges faced by ADHD folks trying to better stay focused at work, shedding light on how the condition affects millions and alters brain processes. It provides actionable tips like strategic planning, task segmentation, and optimizing workspaces to enhance focus. Moreover, it underscores the significance of embracing one's ADHD characteristics, advocating for patience and self-kindness as keys to navigating workplace challenges effectively.
Dayna Halliwell | On embracing neurodiversity through comedy and content creation
In this episode, we sit down with Dayna Halliwell (she/her), a UK-based disabled content creator and advocate, to explore how she uses comedy and digital content to illuminate the lived experiences of neurodivergent folks. Dayna delves into her approach to advocacy, the transformative power of humor in education, and her journey in creating a supportive community for those navigating similar paths.
Course: Avoid the urgency trap with the Eisenhower matrix
Avoid the urgency trap with the Eisenhower matrix with Tiimo's DEI lead Beaux Miebach. Learn how to prioritize effectively when everything feels urgent with this productivity mini-course. Runtime: 20 minutes.
World Social Justice Day: advocating for neurodivergent equality
This blog post explores the significance of World Day of Social Justice, focusing on the neurodivergent community. It covers understanding neurodivergence and social justice, the impact of inequality in education and employment, the history and goals of World Day of Social Justice, practical advice for promoting equality, celebrating the day, action steps for inclusion, and concludes with a call to action for readers.
Task initiation tactics for ADHD adults
Living with ADHD poses unique challenges in task initiation and completion. Distractions, challenges in executive functioning associated with ADHD, and overwhelming stimuli hinder productivity. Strategies like breaking tasks into smaller steps, using visual aids, and leveraging support systems can help overcome these hurdles. Embracing tools like Tiimo and understanding motivation dynamics are crucial for managing ADHD effectively.