ADHD time blindness: put time where you can see it.
Explore time blindness in adult ADHD, the limits of the research, and practical ways to make passing time, transitions and leaving times more visible.
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Ideas from the books, with more room to explore. The research, the limits, and an experiment to make it your own.
6 articles to explore
How long does it actually take to form a habit?
Habit formation has no universal deadline. Understand the research behind the 66-day figure and build a routine that survives an imperfect week.
Can't get started? Name the next physical action.
A project is not a next action. Turn a vague task into a visible first step, then test a simpler way to begin when your attention is stretched.
Out of sight, out of mind? Give memory a place to land.
Visible cues can help you remember everyday tasks. Explore working memory in adult ADHD and build a simple reminder system without adding visual overload.
Make the useful thing the easier thing.
Design your environment around the behaviour you want. A practical friction audit for your desk, your phone and the everyday routines you keep postponing.
A better intention starts with ‘if’.
Learn to write an if-then plan with a recognisable cue and a specific action. Includes examples, a small experiment and the limits of the evidence.
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