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ADHD Cards for Daily Activities

#1
Making to-do lists or checklists are not working for me. Also I was never been able to do proper time boxing. So I created this printable cards for daily routine activities I forget all the time. I will try to use them this month and see how it goes. Please feel free to print, use and give feedback, comment or share any ideas. Demo: http://unalerted.com/demo-s.png English version: http://unalerted.com/adhd-cards.pdf Japanese version: http://unalerted.com/adhd-cards-jp.pdf

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#2
Oh, cool! I love the idea of taking positive control of one's life.

I had a similar-ish system for when I was unemployed for a long stretch years ago. It was a white board I cut into 8 parts and labelled, "Exercise, Hygiene, etc..." Each contained 2 marks and each mark was a pomodoro 30 minute cycle. Very helpful.

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post #2

Oh, cool! I love the idea of taking positive control of one's life. I had a similar-ish system for when I was unemployed for a long stretch years ago. It was a white board I cut into 8 parts and labelled, "Exercise, Hygiene, etc..." Each contained 2 marks and each mark was a pomodoro 30 minute cycle. Very helpful.

It can be a good app idea.

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post #3
post #2

Oh, cool! I love the idea of taking positive control of one's life. I had a similar-ish system for when I was unemployed for a long stretch years ago. It was a white board I cut into 8 parts and labelled, "Exercise, Hygiene, etc..." Each contained 2 marks and each mark was a pomodoro 30 minute cycle. Very helpful.

It can be a good app idea.

Maybe.

I find the less I rely on my phone for organization the better.

Why? It's another step away from getting things done. It can crash. I can forget to use it. All sorts of reasons.

A big white board on the wall? Pretty robust in many ways.