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January 11, 2024

Which productivity method works for your brain?

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Productivity looks different for different brains. These ten strategies, from time blocking to body doubling, can help you find what works for your energy, focus, and needs.

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January 8, 2024

Task overload? Try the Eisenhower Matrix for ADHD

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Overwhelmed by a long to-do list? The Eisenhower Matrix helps ADHD’ers cut through executive function noise by sorting tasks into clear, workable priorities.

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January 4, 2024

The best daily planner apps for ADHD'ers in 2024 (iOS and Android)

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2024's daily planner apps cater to a variety of preferences and lifestyles. From specialized solutions for ADHD support and habit tracking to options emphasizing precision, simplicity, or holistic time management, there's an app to enhance your daily organization and efficiency.

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December 22, 2023

Struggle to stick to routines with ADHD? Try this approach

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Routines are tough with ADHD. This guide helps you build habits that work with your brain, using cues, rewards, and flexibility.

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December 15, 2023

Nik Hobrecker | On being your own boss and creating content as an ADHD’er

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In this episode, we talk to creator and founder Nik Hobrecker (he/him) about his ADHD journey, how he sets himself up for success as a content entrepreneur, and the intersection of mental wellbeing and neurodiversity.

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December 11, 2023

How I use Tiimo to navigate the holidays as an ADHD'er

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5 ways Tiimo helps me navigate ADHD during the holidays from visual planning to setting boundaries with ease.

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December 1, 2023

Making the kitchen more accessible when you’re Autistic

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Cooking isn’t just about food; for Autistic people, it often involves executive functioning challenges, sensory barriers, and food routines that are rarely understood.

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November 27, 2023

Delvene Pitt | On being a Black Dyslexic ADHD’er in the Performing Arts

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In this episode, we talk to puppeteer and actress Delvene Pitt (she/her) about her award-winning puppetry company Little Crowns Storyhouse, how she uses puppeteering to teach history and science to children, and how she’s navigated the performing arts industry as a Black dyslexic ADHD’er.

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November 3, 2023

Boost focus with body doubling (video)

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Body doubling is a simple yet powerful way to improve focus and productivity, especially for neurodivergent people. In this video, our Inclusion and Belonging Lead, Beaux Miebach, breaks down the science and shares tips to help you build lasting routines.

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November 2, 2023

Beyond masking: how society shapes Autistic life

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Autistic masking is complex, unconscious, and systemic. This article explores what it means to survive, adapt, and seek authenticity as an Autistic person.